As many times as we've discussed transubstantiation in the P&R forum I would have thought you two would have gotten that one.

 

My first thought as well.

14/15 - atheist.

 

Missed: Which one of these preachers participated in the period of religious activity known as the First Great Awakening?

 

It was also the only one I guessed at. The others I easily knew.

15 of 15 for this Catholic.

 

But then... I'm a huge nerd.

One of the benefits of my education at religious-affiliated schools I guess. I read Jonathan Edwards' "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" sermon in literature classes in both high school and college.

 

Also took a World Religions class in college that helped a lot with this.

One of the benefits of my education at religious-affiliated schools I guess. I read Jonathan Edwards' "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" sermon in literature classes in both high school and college.

 

Also took a World Religions class in college that helped a lot with this.

This.

One of the benefits of my education at religious-affiliated schools I guess. I read Jonathan Edwards' "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" sermon in literature classes in both high school and college.

 

Also took a World Religions class in college that helped a lot with this.

 

One of my favorite classes ever.

Bert's gonna be mad at us. ha

 

Spindoc, Jumper_Dad, prepare for your holy punishment. Grand Inquistor Bert will make Torquemada look like a Teddie Bear.

 

Bert, you can't talk him out of anything.

 

*OK, so that line doesn't quite work as well with my name, arrrrrrrrrr.

 

If anyone is wondering what I am talking about, go to the video store and rent History of the World, you'll figure it out.

If anyone is wondering what I am talking about, go to the video store and rent History of the World, you'll figure it out.

 

What is this "video store" that you speak of?

What is this "video store" that you speak of?

 

No kidding. We have one left in my area, Family Video. For those of you with none left, Net Flix it.

No kidding. We have one left in my area, Family Video. For those of you with none left, Net Flix it.

 

Definitely. I love History of the World - Part I. It's on IFC periodically and even though I've seen it about 50 times, I still always end up watching it!

14/15....Missed #6. Guessed at the last one and got it right.