- Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (100%)
- Orthodox Quaker (87%)
- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (87%)
- Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (80%)
- Seventh Day Adventist (71%)
- Jehovah's Witness (71%)
- Eastern Orthodox (68%)
- Roman Catholic (68%)
- Baha'i Faith (67%)
- Islam (55%)
- Orthodox Judaism (55%)
- Liberal Quakers (55%)
- Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (49%)
- Jainism (46%)
- Unitarian Universalism (43%)
- Reform Judaism (36%)
- Mahayana Buddhism (33%)
- Theravada Buddhism (33%)
- Sikhism (31%)
- Hinduism (31%)
- Neo-Pagan (30%)
- New Age (28%)
- Secular Humanism (28%)
- Taoism (27%)
- New Thought (26%)
- Nontheist (24%)
- Scientology (23%
Not surprisingly 100% of my beliefs match those of mainline conservative protestant. Whats fun though is to see what percentage of beliefs come after it. I was surprised that my next closest was Orthodox Quaker?? # 3 was Mormon?? Mmmmmmmmm
Check out the test here and then let me know your results.
5 comments:
Don't know if you have ever read anything by Philip Gulley, who wrote the 'Harmony' series as well as a number of non-fiction essays. He's a Quaker minister. Didn't know much about Quakers until I read some of his stuff. Point being, although he's a little left of center, his writing reflect wholesome values; not suprised you would score highly on the Quaker scale.
I'll take the test myself when I have time and will share the results. Your brother is always good for something like this!
I thought the questions definitely had a flavor.... there seemed to be variance with where one stood on more conservative Christian points, but lacked the same subtlety on the more liberal end of spirituality.
I am not surprised that you rated high Mormon. I think the reason, historically, Conservative evangelicals in Utah have had such a bur about the Mormons is not that they are so different, but that they are so the same. (However, with Conservative Evangelicalism become more political than spiritual, I think they are warming up to the idea becoming more Mormon friendly).
Guess some of the reading I referenced in my previous post rubbed off. Orthodox Quaker was my number one! Then Protestant, then Eastern Orthodox. Go figure.
Yeah, the Quaker thing for #2 didn't surprise me at all
Apparently, I'm 100% Orthodox Quaker. But, then I grew up about 10 miles from Jordans (a Quaker 'stronghold' - I believe William Penn may even be buried there) rather than the conservative midwest, so maybe that's got something to do with it... Excuse me, I feel the sudden urge to go and sit alone and, er, quake ;-)
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