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Belief-O-Matic

I saw this at rachel’s a few weeks ago and just now got around to answering the quiz. All that overtime is making my todo list pileup. 😛

Warning: Belief-O-Maticâ„¢ assumes no legal liability for the ultimate fate of your soul.

Take a short quiz at the Belief-O-Matic, and it will rate your beliefs against all the world’s religions (or lack of religions) and tells you which religions most closely reflects your beliefs. Mine’s not a surprise to me:

  1. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (100%)
  2. Eastern Orthodox (91%)
  3. Roman Catholic (91%)
  4. Orthodox Judaism (89%)
  5. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (84%)

I have the least in common with Taoism and Secular Humanism.

What are your beliefs?

Once you’re done, you can check to see how unshakeable that faith is. On a scale of 25 to 100, I scored an 86, “Confident Believer – You have little doubt you’ve found the right path.” Once you get to 90, you’re a candidate for clergy, so I’m not surprised I fell short. 😛

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6 responses to “Belief-O-Matic”

  1. Another Day Closer » Where Do you Rate?

    […] y Anthony in: “Religion”

    I was over at Chasing The Wind this morning and saw this post concerning a little quiz you can take that will ‘rate’ your beliefs against 2 […]

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  2. Sean Avatar
    Sean

    Gimme that ol’ time religion…

    Two observations. The scale is set up for Christians, probably Protestant, and the ranking runs from top to bottom. Nevertheless, I guess those RCIA classes rubbed off, as I am now ready to apply for Pope, or Patriarch. However, I probably need to change my last name to Murphiocrates for the latter. I wonder if the college of cardinals would accept these results?

    I wish that I could talk you into coming to those RCIA classes, they are eye-openers. My rankings……

    1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
    2. Roman Catholic (100%)
    3. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (93%) etc…

    Try running the program without answering anything. – results are B’hai Faith…hmmm.

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  3. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    LoL, Sean. I’ve heard B’hai Faith advertised on the local public radio station. They say they’re against all forms of superstition, whatever they mean by that. Now I know that perhaps it means they don’t believe in anything. 😛

    You’re not suprised you got a 100% Roman Catholic vs a 93% Conservative Christian and mine are almost the exact opposite? I wonder which question that was.

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  4. Stephen Avatar
    Stephen

    hmmmm…..

    1. Jehovah’s Witness (100%)
    2. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (96%)
    3. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (94%)
    4. Orthodox Quaker (86%)
    5. Eastern Orthodox (85%)
    6. Roman Catholic (85%)

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    Stephen

    I must of misread the questions and maybe even twice. tries it again
    1. Orthodox Quaker (100%)
    2. Eastern Orthodox (99%)
    3. Roman Catholic (99%)
    4. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (97%)

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  6. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    You’re a Jehovah Quaker?

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