April 14, 200818 yr I agree...some of the questions didn't have answers that fit exactly how I felt...so, I just went with the closest. I mean, it's not like I'm really a conservative protestant Christian...:sssh: At least, I am in good company.:thumb:
April 14, 200818 yr Me, too. The very first question, I didn't even choose an answer because none of them, I thought, accurately represented the Christian God. Several more especially in the last 4 -6 that I put on LOW priority. What about this choice don't you think is correct? Only one God--a corporeal spirit (has a body), supreme, personal God Almighty, the Creator.
April 14, 200818 yr What about this choice don't you think is correct? Only one God--a corporeal spirit (has a body), supreme, personal God Almighty, the Creator. I chose the one that was (has no body) but whether or not God the Father has a body concerns me little.
April 14, 200818 yr What about this choice don't you think is correct? Only one God--a corporeal spirit (has a body), supreme, personal God Almighty, the Creator. Trinity. I saw this as excluding Jesus and the Holy Spirit. I am not sure how it all works out but Jesus said when you see the Son, you have seen the Father. I was not sure what they meant by Only One God. That sounds like Jesus is excluded.
April 14, 200818 yr Trinity. I saw this as excluding Jesus and the Holy Spirit. I am not sure how it all works out but Jesus said when you see the Son, you have seen the Father. I was not sure what they meant by Only One God. That sounds like Jesus is excluded. I don't think that the question was designed to exclude Jesus. I think the next question about incarnations was intended to expand on that point. But I do agree that the wording (on that question) was a little unclear.
April 17, 200818 yr 1. Reform Judaism (100%) 2. Sikhism (93%) 3. Orthodox Judaism (84%) 4. Liberal Quakers (81%) 5. Bahá'í Faith (80%) 6. Unitarian Universalism (72%) 7. Islam (71%) 8. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (68%) 9. Jainism (63%) 10. Neo-Pagan (63%) 11. New Age (59%) 12. Hinduism (58%) 13. Mahayana Buddhism (56%) 14. New Thought (54%) 15. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (49%) 16. Orthodox Quaker (48%) 17. Theravada Buddhism (47%) 18. Secular Humanism (44%) 19. Eastern Orthodox (41%) 20. Roman Catholic (41%) 21. Jehovah's Witness (38%) 22. Scientology (37%) 23. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (34%) 24. Seventh Day Adventist (32%) 25. Taoism (30%) 26. Nontheist (30%) 27. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (29&)
April 17, 200818 yr 1. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (100%) 2. Orthodox Quaker (100%) 3. Liberal Quakers (87%) 4. Unitarian Universalism (84%) 5. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (82%) 6. Neo-Pagan (77%) 7. New Age (76%) 8. Reform Judaism (71%) 9. Eastern Orthodox (70%) 10. Roman Catholic (70%) 11. Seventh Day Adventist (67%) 12. Bahá'í Faith (64%) 13. Sikhism (62%) 14. Secular Humanism (61%) 15. Mahayana Buddhism (59%) 16. Taoism (59%) 17. Theravada Buddhism (57%) 18. Orthodox Judaism (56%) 19. Islam (54%) 20. Scientology (54%) 21. New Thought (52%) 22. Hinduism (52%) 23. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (47%) 24. Jainism (46%) 25. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (44%) 26. Nontheist (41%) 27. Jehovah's Witness (17%) Interesting
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