[Quiz] How much do you know about religion? (faith, Hindu, Mormon)

[rebel12]

Originally Posted by Marie1249

I got 14 right.

The one I got wrong was which religion believes in nirvana. I thought it was Hinduism.

Not KurtKobainism?

[Pivot Point]

Originally Posted by rebel12

Not KurtKobainism?

[ptsum]

15 out of 15 right answers, not too bad for a Native American heathen.....

[charolastra00]

14 out of 15 for this Jewish agnostic. I missed "Which Bible figure is most closely associated with remaining obedient to God despite suffering?" I've always thought that Abraham's story is much more troubling, personally.

[gabfest]

Originally Posted by charolastra00

14 out of 15 for this Jewish agnostic. I missed "Which Bible figure is most closely associated with remaining obedient to God despite suffering?" I've always thought that Abraham's story is much more troubling, personally.

Me 2.

[rebel12]

Originally Posted by charolastra00

14 out of 15 for this Jewish agnostic. I missed "Which Bible figure is most closely associated with remaining obedient to God despite suffering?" I've always thought that Abraham's story is much more troubling, personally.

That's bad. You missed the question that should be easy for both Jews ans Christians...

[LargeKingCat]

I got all 15. So, in spite of being a self proclaimed Atheist, I got all the answers correct.

[Type O Negative]

7/15 for this Satanist

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

Woohoo for me.

You answered 15 out of 15 questions correctly
for a score of 100%.

Originally Posted by Katzpur

15 out of 15, but then I'm a Mormon, and the pressure was on to keep the Mormon stats up.

Originally Posted by ovcatto

And the atheist scores a 97!

14 out of 15 damn Jonathan Edwards!

Damn look at those atheist scores.

Originally Posted by ptsum

15 out of 15 right answers, not too bad for a Native American heathen.....

It's just like on Jeopardy when Alex said, "It's not a matter of which college you went to or if you went to college at all. It's how much you read."

[charolastra00]

Originally Posted by rebel12

That's bad. You missed the question that should be easy for both Jews ans Christians...

I would argue that the question justifies atheism. Learning both the Job and Abraham stories as a kid made me recognize that this G-d character was not one I had any interest in and was not worthy of my respect or worship.

What's bad is a deity asking humans to do horrific things in order to prove a point. That's suffering - realizing that you are so lost in the woods that you would do anything for your deity, even kill your innocent child.