Strange theological bedfellows

[Mike Schutz]

In another thread Bob Hunt was referring to Richard Foster when he said:

can someone tell me what a charismatic Quaker is? That seems like opposites to me!

Okay Bob, now you've got me thinking about other strange theological juxtapositions. Here's one:

"Fundamentalistic Wesleyan"

Can you think of any others. They have to really exist - maybe even that you can give an example.

I used to think "Free Will Baptist" was one, but one explained it to me and now it doesn't seem as strange as I thought.

Any others?

[Wilson L. Deaton]

Any others?

I've run across more than a few Calvinistic Nazarenes!

I also know some Arminian Baptists. (They adhere to an Arminian theology--raised Nazarene--but have selected to join a baptist church.)

I also run across a good number of Charismatics (based on local church affiliation) who say they don't believe in tongues.

Wilson

[Bob Evans]

Recently I have encountered Charasmatic Missouri Synod Lutherns

[Cindi Hammons]

The United Baptists...which in our region of the country is an oxymoron.

Sorry, that really isn't a theological oddity, just odd.

[Billy Cox]

Charismatic Catholic, Jews for Jesus

Any denomination with the word 'Free' in its name, because anyone knows that nothing at church is truly free.

[Kevin Bowser]

Recently I have encountered Charasmatic Missouri Synod Lutherns

Wouldn't their annual meeting be exciting? :basic05

[Judy Hamilton]

The United Baptists...which in our region of the country is an oxymoron.

Sorry, that really isn't a theological oddity, just odd.

chuckling here Cindi with your response

Judy

[Gord Evans]

I also run across a good number of Charismatics (based on local church affiliation) who say they don't believe in tongues.

Wilson

What's not to believe in, Wilson?

:basic05