[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
9/10, only missed the Indonesia one. what do i win?[/quote]
I just like how Athiests know more about religion than the “religious” people, that’s all. [/quote]
Yes, sad state of affairs.
Found it: U.S. Religious Knowledge Quiz | Pew Research Center
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12 out of 15 isn’t bad I suppose.
[quote]debraD wrote:
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
9/10, only missed the Indonesia one. what do i win?[/quote]
I just like how Athiests know more about religion than the “religious” people, that’s all. [/quote]
Yes, sad state of affairs.
Found it: U.S. Religious Knowledge Quiz | Pew Research Center
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12 out of 15 isn’t bad I suppose. [/quote]
Which one’s you miss?
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
9/10, only missed the Indonesia one. what do i win?[/quote]
I just like how Athiests know more about religion than the “religious” people, that’s all. [/quote]
Yes, sad state of affairs.
Found it: U.S. Religious Knowledge Quiz | Pew Research Center [/quote]
Got 15 out of 15 correct. I scored better than 99% of the public. And I better have gotten the Jonathan Edwards question right since he IS an ancestor…
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]debraD wrote:
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
9/10, only missed the Indonesia one. what do i win?[/quote]
I just like how Athiests know more about religion than the “religious” people, that’s all. [/quote]
Yes, sad state of affairs.
Found it: U.S. Religious Knowledge Quiz | Pew Research Center
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12 out of 15 isn’t bad I suppose. [/quote]
Which one’s you miss?[/quote]
Both of the ones about public schools and I said the communion was the symbol instead of becomes.
^Sad that I got that wrong, having been raised Catholic!
15/15 for me, and I am a Catholic, although I don’t like a lot of shit that goes down in the Catholic Church, so for me, I believe in God but I’ll dictate my relationship with him.
The lack of belief in transubstantiation in Presbyterianism was drilled into my head. I was raised VERY anti-Catholic…My mom can’t say “transubstantiation” without some kind of smirk or scoff or something.
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
The lack of belief in transubstantiation in Presbyterianism was drilled into my head. I was raised VERY anti-Catholic…My mom can’t say “transubstantiation” without some kind of smirk or scoff or something.[/quote]
That is why you hate me…I kid.
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]clip11 wrote:
Being dragged to church 4 and 5 times a week sucked as well. I missed many a cartoon on a Sunday morning because it was time to go to church. Anyone have similar experiences?[/quote]
Maybe you should have used your welfare check (or is it unemployment check?) to buy yourself a Tivo so we wouldn’t be having this conversation.[/quote]
I have a job now, in fact, I just got home from a nearly 12 hour day. Next time…mind your business.
[quote]imhungry wrote:
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My family would never find something like this funny! But it brought me a few laughs.
15 out of 15, and I’m an atheist. Admittedly, I guessed 3 questions (the ones about the US constitution and Johnathan Edwards) - but I guess they were culturally dependent. Damn, I just can’t resist online surveys.
Makkun
12 out of 15. missed the start of the Jewish sabbath, if public teachers could read from the bible, and Johnathan Edwards. Agnostic Atheist here.
[quote]makkun wrote:
15 out of 15, and I’m an atheist. Admittedly, I guessed 3 questions (the ones about the US constitution and Johnathan Edwards) - but I guess they were culturally dependent. Damn, I just can’t resist online surveys.
Makkun[/quote]
But were you always an atheist?
14/15, not too shabby.
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
The lack of belief in transubstantiation in Presbyterianism was drilled into my head. I was raised VERY anti-Catholic…My mom can’t say “transubstantiation” without some kind of smirk or scoff or something.[/quote]
That is why you hate me…I kid.[/quote]
Nah, I don’t hate you…I just can’t think of Catholics without some sort of mental scoff or smirk or eye roll.
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
10/10
I used to be a tour guide in Israel. I had to pass a test on Judaism, Islam, Christianity (generic), Roman Catholism, Protestant (emphasis on evangelicals), Druze, and Mormons.
Bethlehem is now a complete shithole, BTW. It used to be a pretty cool town when I was growing up. I wouldn’t go there voluntarily now.
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
12 out of 15. missed the start of the Jewish sabbath, if public teachers could read from the bible, and Johnathan Edwards. Agnostic Atheist here.[/quote]
In fairness to you, the question is misleading. The Jewish Sabbath starts on Saturday, but we count from nightfall to nightfall, not mid-night to midnight.
[quote]debraD wrote:
^Sad that I got that wrong, having been raised Catholic![/quote]
Catholic school girls rule! Mwah! Avi looks absolutely heavenly, btw.
[quote]Jewbacca wrote:
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
12 out of 15. missed the start of the Jewish sabbath, if public teachers could read from the bible, and Johnathan Edwards. Agnostic Atheist here.[/quote]
In fairness to you, the question is misleading. The Jewish Sabbath starts on Saturday, but we count from nightfall to nightfall, not mid-night to midnight.[/quote]
Thanks, Saturday was my answer.
[quote]Jewbacca wrote:
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
12 out of 15. missed the start of the Jewish sabbath, if public teachers could read from the bible, and Johnathan Edwards. Agnostic Atheist here.[/quote]
In fairness to you, the question is misleading. The Jewish Sabbath starts on Saturday, but we count from nightfall to nightfall, not mid-night to midnight.[/quote]
So…it does start on Friday night, at sunset, and goes until Saturday sunset. Most people don’t know that part of it, they just know that the Jews’ holy day is Saturday while the Christians’ is Sunday. The Christians’ used to be on Saturday too but in order to get more “pagans” to convert they changed it to coincide with Apollo and his worship day, which was SUNday…
