What's Your Theological Worldview
John Cawston
The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
least that which best represents your POV.
JC
geopelia
"John Cawston" <rewa...@ihug.co.nz> wrote in message
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Very interesting quiz, but I hadn't heard of a couple of the preachers.
Whoever designed the quiz assumed that those taking it believe in a God.
I came out Classical Liberal, but I think I'm really agnostic, except around
Christmas, when I like to believe the lot.
Geopelia
John Cawston
I came out strongly Catholic (which I was)
Then classical liberal with fundy last.
JC
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Ashley
"John Cawston" <rewa...@ihug.co.nz> wrote in message
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If I had faith I would be an emergent/postmodern. I always wanted to be
postmodern. Interestingly enough, I scored 0% for fundamentalist and only
21% for RC :-)
Emergent/Postmodern
82%
Modern Liberal
64%
Classical Liberal
64%
Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan
29%
Neo orthodox
29%
Roman Catholic
21%
Charismatic/Pentecostal
18%
Reformed Evangelical
14%
Fundamentalist
0%
Squirrel
wrote:
too long lost my interest swiftly
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You are just jealous that the tiny voices aren't talking to you!
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Allistar
It's begs the question "there is a Christian god" though. So it's not of
much use for those that don't believe this.
Allistar.
Bishop Cockburn
God help us all !
Xtra News
Well as I am not a christian it was kindof difficult to answer :o)
I got 71% emergent/postmodern
Barry Lennox
wrote:
>http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=43870
>
>The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
>least that which best represents your POV.
88% Emergent/Postmodern, but it's a fundamentally buggered test as it
starts with the assumption that there IS a god. Maybe there is, but I
want some proof. A nice corpse-revival or parting-the-ocean demo would
do it for me.
Susierenee
As usual, I found myself answering quite a few of the questions with
the middle of the road response, because the questions themselves could
be taken in more than one way or needed qualifiers.
But it is interesting. I agree that it assumes one is a believer, and
it also presupposes that people have an understanding of terminology --
i.e., justification by faith. I thought it was fun to take.
I came out 82% neo-orthodox, which doesn't surprise me.
+Jeri
Xtra News
"Barry Lennox" <rianz.1...@neverbox.com> wrote in message
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Peter Metcalfe
> http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=43870
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> The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
> least that which best represents your POV.
75% Classical Liberal
61% Emergent Postmodern
61% Roman Catholic
--Peter Metcalfe
Chris Wilkinson
lol :-)
I still wonder how you answered enough questions to get a result if
you question the existence of so-called 'God'? I know I couldn't do
a single question due to my atheist viewpoint...
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Howard Edwards
As Homer Simpson said "God bless those pagans!"
Howard Edwards
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Well, it only tells you what your POV is within Christianity, not
religion as a whole.
Classical Liberal 82%
Emergent/Postmodern 79%
Modern Liberal 79%
Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan 43%
Neo orthodox 43%
Charismatic/Pentecostal 21%
Roman Catholic 14%
Reformed Evangelical 7%
Fundamentalist 0%
No surprises there.
Xtra News
"Chris Wilkinson" <blob...@SPAMOFF.con> wrote in message
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> Hi there,
>
> Barry Lennox wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 00:23:51 +1300, John Cawston <rewa...@ihug.co.nz>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=43870
>>>
>>>The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
>>>least that which best represents your POV.
>>
>>
>> 88% Emergent/Postmodern, but it's a fundamentally buggered test as it
>> starts with the assumption that there IS a god. Maybe there is, but I
>> want some proof. A nice corpse-revival or parting-the-ocean demo would
>> do it for me.
>
> lol :-)
>
> I still wonder how you answered enough questions to get a result if
> you question the existence of so-called 'God'? I know I couldn't do
> a single question due to my atheist viewpoint...
>
colp
Barry Lennox
<blob...@SPAMOFF.con> wrote:
>Hi there,
>
>Barry Lennox wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 00:23:51 +1300, John Cawston <rewa...@ihug.co.nz>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=43870
>>>
>>>The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
>>>least that which best represents your POV.
>>
>>
>> 88% Emergent/Postmodern, but it's a fundamentally buggered test as it
>> starts with the assumption that there IS a god. Maybe there is, but I
>> want some proof. A nice corpse-revival or parting-the-ocean demo would
>> do it for me.
>
>lol :-)
>
>I still wonder how you answered enough questions to get a result if
>you question the existence of so-called 'God'? I know I couldn't do
>a single question due to my atheist viewpoint...
Well, I did have a strong "disagree" or "agree" in many cases, but
maybe in 20% of them, nothing fitted, so I went down the middle on
those, hence the fundamentally buggered observation.
Pooh Bare
Had a similar problem, came out as 89% Emergent/postmodern and classical
liberal.
Pooh
Gib Bogle
Devout atheist.
TarlaStar
My problem was that there was no category for "None of the above." There
was an assumption of faith. I answered more than half, in the middle.
Modern Liberal
71%
Classical Liberal
71%
Emergent/Postmodern
64%
Roman Catholic
39%
Neo orthodox
29%
Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan
21%
Fundamentalist
11%
Reformed Evangelical
7%
Charismatic/Pentecostal
0%
David
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> The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
> least that which best represents your POV.
That was interesting. I enjoyed reading the responses from other posters.
I, um, am emergent/postmodern.
I don't like the term fundamentalist. I prefer the word literalist.
I look forward to the time when both radical and fundamental
changes are made to the way we view faith.
(And of course this is happening as we speak.)
Emergent/Postmodern
86%
Modern Liberal
82%
Classical Liberal
75%
Charismatic/Pentecostal
57%
Neo orthodox
46%
Roman Catholic
43%
Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan
39%
Reformed Evangelical
32%
Fundamentalist
21%
Chris Wilkinson
But how could I disagree or agree with something I classify as fiction?
:-)
Ross
wrote:
>http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=43870
Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan 86%
Fundamentalist 75%
Reformed Evangelical 71%
Neo orthodox 68%
Emergent/Postmodern 57%
Charismatic/Pentecostal 46%
Classical Liberal 32%
Roman Catholic 7%
Modern Liberal 0%
Supposedly that makes me a Methodist. I had better change churches
then.
Ross
Rudy Canoza
Not very cosmopolitan. More like bible-centric/-skeptic outlook.
Now for the Islamo version. See which of *this* you agree with:
http://www.faithfreedom.org/Quran.htm
(tee hee hee)
Funny how atheists are preoccupied with The Bible. One keeps waiting for them
to get around to the Buddhist scriptures (a la Monkey, remember that?), the
Koran, "....and all kinds of shit you ain't never heard of". (tee hee) What
losers. These are the same idiots who fail to recognise the nature of Islamo
fascism. Funny, that. Their judgment is clearly F0RKED by specicious and
anti-Semitic religious PREJUDICE.
geopelia
"Xtra News" <Anne...@nospam.annemariebutler.com> wrote in message
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was some kind of a god.
Myftrefs Voleftrangler Snr.
purposes of the test, assume the persona of a Brian Tamaki clone. The
trouble with the test is that its designer does not appear to have
considered that there are people for whom the only conceivable box to
tick, for all the questions, would have to be "irrelevant" or perhaps
"unworthy of being taken seriously".
A L P
R. G. 'Stumpy' Marsh
<rianz.1...@neverbox.com> wrote:
>>I still wonder how you answered enough questions to get a result if
>>you question the existence of so-called 'God'? I know I couldn't do
>>a single question due to my atheist viewpoint...
>
>Well, I did have a strong "disagree" or "agree" in many cases, but
>maybe in 20% of them, nothing fitted, so I went down the middle on
>those, hence the fundamentally buggered observation.
Ditto. Anything that says God/religion etc is important gets a strong
disagree. Anything putting people ahead of fairy tales gets a
positive reaction. Anything which gives you two choices that are both
ludicrous, go down the middle.
82% Emergent/Postmodern
64% Modern Liberal
54% Classical Liberal
46% RC (Surprisingly high - probably because I agreed slightly that
there was a place for Mary in Christian theology... which I think
there is... not that Christian theology matters at all.)
25% Charismatic/Pentacostal
18% Neo-Orthodox
18% Reformed Evangelical
14% Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan
0% Fundamentalist
--
R.G. "Stumpy" Marsh.
Timaru, New Zealand.
anon k
> John Cawston wrote:
>
>>http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=43870
>>
>>The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
>>least that which best represents your POV.
>>
>>JC
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> Not very cosmopolitan. More like bible-centric/-skeptic outlook.
Indeed so. But it's a test for adherence to branches of only Christian
theology, not theology of all religions.
John Cawston
>In message <0icsp1hq2vk4ealq8...@4ax.com>, Barry Lennox
><rianz.1...@neverbox.com> wrote:
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>>>I still wonder how you answered enough questions to get a result if
>>>you question the existence of so-called 'God'? I know I couldn't do
>>>a single question due to my atheist viewpoint...
>>>
>>>
>>Well, I did have a strong "disagree" or "agree" in many cases, but
>>maybe in 20% of them, nothing fitted, so I went down the middle on
>>those, hence the fundamentally buggered observation.
>>
>>
>
>Ditto. Anything that says God/religion etc is important gets a strong
>disagree. Anything putting people ahead of fairy tales gets a
>positive reaction. Anything which gives you two choices that are both
>ludicrous, go down the middle.
>
>82% Emergent/Postmodern
>64% Modern Liberal
>54% Classical Liberal
>46% RC (Surprisingly high - probably because I agreed slightly that
>there was a place for Mary in Christian theology... which I think
>there is...
>
What was likely picked up is that you place value on tradition, dont
mind a bit of ritual and pomp and ceremony.
JC
geopelia
"Myftrefs Voleftrangler Snr." <b|uebi...@clear.net.nz> wrote in message
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I think the test was designed for people who do believe, and want to find
what kind of church would suit them.
Sue Bilstein
wrote:
>http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=43870
>
>The test will use your answers to tell you what your religion is, or at
>least that which best represents your POV.
>
I had a go, but I had to answer most of the questions "neither agree
nor disagree" when what I meant was "meaningless / bullshit / don't
know don't care".
Myftrefs Voleftrangler Snr.
matters relevant to *everyone*. Include me out too, was my attitude
since there was no way I could answer honestly.
A L P
A L P
Menoeceus
Theological Worldview, Rudy Canoza
<sds...@sfd.dsfs.df.dsf.dsf.dsf> wrote:
You are frothing again Rudolf. Get a grip.