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Home / Articles / Tithing & Giving / Comparing Denominations and Religions that Tithe

Comparing Denominations and Religions that Tithe

by Jared Brian

money from different cultures and religions

An ironic list of how these cults, denominations, and religions compare to one another.

Catholic, Mormon, Baptist, Baha’i, Methodist, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, Evangelical, Islam, Episcopalian, Hinduism*, Adventists

Agreements

Disagreements

  1. Tithing
  1. Salvation by FaithImmaculate Conception
  2. Sin nature of man
  3. Predestination
  4. Calvinism/Arminianism
  5. Creationism
  6. Baptism
  7. Use of Spiritual Gifts
  8. Bible/koran/apocrypha/book of mormon
  9. Versions of the Bible
  10. Rapture
  11. Second Coming
  12. Trinity
  13. Heaven/Hell
  14. Homosexuality
  15. Eternal Security
  16. Divorce
  17. Men/Women Roles
  18. Sabbath
  19. Keeping the Law
  20. Deity of God
  21. Number of (g)od’s
  22. Resurrection
 * Baha'i, Islam, & Hinduism require amounts other than 10%. 

Kind of strange that they all agree about mandating a minimum requirement for giving.

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Filed Under: Tithing & Giving Tagged With: denominations

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Jared Brian says

    The Muslim religion tithing requirement is 2.5%

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  2. Keesha says

    This is no tithe in the Muslim religion. Can you tell me where that is mentioned in the Quran>

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    • MEL says

      its common knowledge that tithes are a part of Islamic religion since the very beginning of Islam. It is one of the 5 pillars of Islam.

      Reply
  3. Charitable Giving says

    I don’t think anyone will say that a requirement to be a Christian is to Tithe. I give 10% most Sundays at my Christian Church

    Reply
  4. nerk spooble says

    tithes are useful – indicator of crporate religion,sake oil,chronyism.

    the feeble-mined, desperate will gravitate to such, buying their place with God, for a modest sum.

    Reply
  5. Larry says

    The tithe is required under the Law for anyone who is living according to the Law, Numbers 27:30-34. As a Christian, I know the Law was fulfilled and the New Covenant began the second Jesus, the Messiah, was crucified on the tree. Matthew 27:50, Mark 15:37, Luke 23:46, Hebrews 9:15-17. Therefore I follow 2nd Corinthians 9:6-9

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