Lots of good memes floating around at the moment...

[ramblin_rosie]

This one's gacked from surgicalsteel:

1. Take the Belief-o-matic quiz. Answer as honestly as you can. [Some of the questions are way too broad.]

2. Post to your blog these instructions, and answers to the following questions:
--- a. What faiths did you agree with more than 75%?

1. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (100%)
2. Orthodox Quaker (92%)
3. Eastern Orthodox (88%)
4. Roman Catholic (88%)
5. Seventh Day Adventist (88%)

I've taken similar quizzes before that had Orthodox Judaism in the top five, which makes a certain degree of sense. And in case you're wondering, the next group of results for this quiz were at 65%; the 75% mark just happened to fall after the top five.

--- b. Of these, choose the three that you would be most likely to convert to, and list them in order.

I doubt I would actually convert, but I would probably have the least trouble fellowshipping at an Adventist church; I have a friend who's studying to become an Adventist minister. Catholic would be okay, my nonliturgical streak notwithstanding. I wouldn't be quite comfortable in an Eastern Orthodox or Orthodox Quaker church (filioque makes sense, Inner Light doesn't), but I'd be less concerned about total weirdness than at certain other churches I could name.

--- c. How strongly does this quiz say you agree with your current faith (if you have one)?

Don't see how you could get much stronger....


I promise to have something substantial to post soonish. I'm just not sure how soon.

Comments

[ansostuff.livejournal.com]

I got adventist up with there on top too. I'd never convert either. I'm more liberal than I the meme made me, but then, I was on the phone while doing it, so I guess it can't be considered as accurate.

[ramblin_rosie]

Some of the questions are hard to answer precisely, too. I really don't think they left enough room for both the core doctrines of Christianity and the Calvinist/Lutheran/Wesleyan split among Protestants.
But then, I'm in Religion and Literature. I think about these things way too much. :D