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Originally posted by googlefudgeYes it's not a good one. I think my views on the JW corporation are well aired but apparently I was even higher on Islam.
I think they are covered by non-theist, which gets around people arguing about
what the words atheist and agnostic mean.
What's puzzling me is how I got only 85% on non-theist... [my second highest]
I suspect a test that only rates me at 85% non-theist has something really quite
wrong with it.
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1. Orthodox Quaker - Religious Society of Friends (100% )
2. Seventh Day Adventist (87% )
3. Mainline - Conservative Christian Protestant (77% )
4. Liberal Quakers - Religious Society of Friends (74% )
5. Mainline - Liberal Christian Protestants (71% )
Strange. Not liking the SDA in there, but the rest I can sort of understand why.
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11 Jan 14
Originally posted by googlefudgeI think it means that you answered certain questions the same way as some theists do. It's not like we have nothing in common with them.
I think they are covered by non-theist, which gets around people arguing about
what the words atheist and agnostic mean.
What's puzzling me is how I got only 85% on non-theist... [my second highest]
I suspect a test that only rates me at 85% non-theist has something really quite
wrong with it.
Out there some theist is wondering why he got 15% non-theist.
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11 Jan 14
Originally posted by JS357Yeah, but the way the test works the same answers can map to multiple 'religious affiliations'.
I think it means that you answered certain questions the same way as some theists do. It's not like we have nothing in common with them.
Out there some theist is wondering why he got 15% non-theist.
And your the scored by seeing what percentage of your answers matched each affiliation...
But none of my answers were ones that shouldn't score for non-theist...
So I should have got 100% on both secular humanist, and non-theist.
Which implies something wrong with the test.
12 Jan 14
Originally posted by googlefudgeMaybe it implies there is something wrong with you.
Yeah, but the way the test works the same answers can map to multiple 'religious affiliations'.
And your the scored by seeing what percentage of your answers matched each affiliation...
But none of my answers were ones that shouldn't score for non-theist...
So I should have got 100% on both secular humanist, and non-theist.
Which implies something wrong with the test.
12 Jan 14
Originally posted by JS35715% or whatever mine was, I'm satisfied that it was last on my list.
I think it means that you answered certain questions the same way as some theists do. It's not like we have nothing in common with them.
Out there some theist is wondering why he got 15% non-theist.
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12 Jan 14
Originally posted by googlefudgePost your answers and we'll tell you why you didn't get 100% non-theist.
Yeah, but the way the test works the same answers can map to multiple 'religious affiliations'.
And your the scored by seeing what percentage of your answers matched each affiliation...
But none of my answers were ones that shouldn't score for non-theist...
So I should have got 100% on both secular humanist, and non-theist.
Which implies something wrong with the test.