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    Anonymous
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    Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (100%)

    Hinduism (94%)

    Mahayana Buddhism (88%)

    I took the test twice and these were my top 3

    #219245
    Anonymous
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    I’ve taken this quiz in the past. It was interesting to find quite a change in my results this time around.

    1. Unitarian Universalism (100%)

    2. Liberal Quakers (93%)

    3. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (92%)

    4. Neo-Pagan (90%)

    5. Mahayana Buddhism (87%)

    6. Theravada Buddhism (85%)

    7. New Age (84%)

    8. Secular Humanism (77%)

    9. Baha’i Faith (72%)

    10. Orthodox Quaker (72%)

    11. Reform Judaism (72%)

    12. Jainism (70%)

    13. Sikhism (70%)

    14. Taoism (64%)

    15. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (57%)

    16. Orthodox Judaism (57%)

    17. Nontheist (56%)

    18. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (55%)

    19. New Thought (53%)

    20. Hinduism (50%)

    21. Scientology (50%)

    22. Islam (49%)

    23. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (43%)

    24. Eastern Orthodox (38%)

    25. Jehovah’s Witness (38%)

    26. Roman Catholic (38%)

    27. Seventh Day Adventist (38%)

    #219246
    Anonymous
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    Fascinating quiz…

    1. Liberal Quakers (100%)

    2. Unitarian Universalism (98%)

    3. Neo-Pagan (94%)

    4. Reform Judaism (93%)

    5. Mahayana Buddhism (86%)

    6. New Age (86%)

    7. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (85%)

    8. Baha’i Faith (84%)

    9. Theravada Buddhism (75%)

    10. Sikhism (72%)

    11. New Thought (69%)

    12. Jainism (67%)

    13. Hinduism (61%)

    14. Orthodox Judaism (60%)

    15. Scientology (60%)

    16. Orthodox Quaker (58%)

    17. Taoism (56%)

    18. Secular Humanism (55%)

    19. Islam (53%)

    20. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (43%)

    21. Seventh Day Adventist (30%)

    22. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (30%)

    23. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (30%)

    24. Nontheist (29%)

    25. Eastern Orthodox (25%)

    26. Roman Catholic (25%)

    27. Jehovah’s Witness (19%)

    #219247
    Anonymous
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    1. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (100%)

    2. Unitarian Universalism (96%)

    3. Liberal Quakers (90%)

    4. Secular Humanism (87%)

    5. Reform Judaism (86%)

    6. Neo-Pagan (78%)

    7. Baha’i Faith (76%)

    8. Sikhism (68%)

    9. New Thought (65%)

    10. New Age (65%)

    11. Scientology (64%)

    12. Theravada Buddhism (64%)

    13. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (61%)

    14. Nontheist (60%)

    15. Mahayana Buddhism (56%)

    16. Taoism (56%)

    17. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (50%)

    18. Islam (45%)

    19. Orthodox Judaism (45%)

    20. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (44%)

    21. Orthodox Quaker (44%)

    22. Jainism (42%)

    23. Hinduism (36%)

    24. Eastern Orthodox (34%)

    25. Roman Catholic (34%)

    26. Seventh Day Adventist (25%)

    27. Jehovah’s Witness (23%)

    #219248
    Anonymous
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    How did the Belief-O-Matic do? Discuss your results on our message boards.

    1. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (100%)

    2. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (99%)

    3. Baha’i Faith (93%)

    4. Jehovah’s Witness (88%)

    5. Orthodox Quaker (84%)

    6. Sikhism (83%)

    7. Orthodox Judaism (80%)

    8. Liberal Quakers (77%)

    9. Hinduism (77%)

    10. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (76%)

    11. Mahayana Buddhism (76%)

    12. Neo-Pagan (75%)

    13. Unitarian Universalism (75%)

    14. Jainism (71%)

    15. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (65%)

    16. Reform Judaism (64%)

    17. Theravada Buddhism (63%)

    18. Islam (61%)

    19. Eastern Orthodox (61%)

    20. Roman Catholic (61%)

    21. Seventh Day Adventist (57%)

    22. New Age (57%)

    23. Taoism (43%)

    24. Secular Humanism (42%)

    25. New Thought (40%)

    26. Scientology (32%)

    27. Nontheist (25%)

    for my Myers Briggs test I am an INFP

    #219249
    Anonymous
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    Here are my top 5…

    1. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (100%)

    2. Orthodox Quaker (88%)

    3. Eastern Orthodox (85%)

    4. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (85%)

    5. Roman Catholic (85%)

    Mormon was my #22. I’m 46% Mo. And an ENFP.

    I love quizzes, thanks for posting it, Tom. :)

    #219250
    Anonymous
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    Very late to the party…

    I tested 2x.

    NOTE: I recognized the LDS party line answers, but in my heart of hearts have not reconstructed some of the notable beliefs. However, when I took it a 3rd time with as authentic party line friendly answers as possible, I could score LDS as the highest one.

    First time:

    Mahayana Buddhism (100%)

    Jainism (98%)

    Sikhism (96%)

    Neo-Paganism (85%)

    Liberal Quakerism (82%)

    LDS (31%)

    Second Time:

    Liberal Quakerism (96%)

    Sikhism (88%)

    United Universalism (88%)

    Neo-Paganism (85%)

    Mahayana Buddhism (82%)

    LDS (39%)

    MBTI Type: INFJ

    #219251
    Anonymous
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    It says I’m a good fit for Liberal Quakerism…

    Second place was Secular Humanist. I’d rather be that. Unitarian Universalism is pretty cool too. I just don’t think Hitler will be getting rewarded in the end.

    Secular Humanism

    88%

    Unitarian Universalism

    85%

    Liberal Christian Protestantism

    77%

    Taoism

    67%

    Reformed Judaism

    66%

    Orthodox Quakerism

    63%

    Mahayana Buddhism

    61%

    Atheism

    61%

    Neo-Paganism

    57%

    New Age

    52%

    Scientology

    52%

    Jainism

    48%

    Church of Christ, Scientist

    48%

    New Thought

    48%

    Sikhism

    45%

    Theravada Buddhism

    44%

    Bahá’í Faith

    43%

    Conservative Christian Protestant

    43%

    Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

    37%

    Seventh-day Adventists

    29%

    Islam

    28%

    Orthodox Judaism

    24%

    Roman Catholicism

    23%

    Eastern Orthodox Christianity

    20%

    Jehovah’s Witnesses

    18%

    Hinduism

    18%

    I’m apparently more Bahá’í than LDS.

    #219252
    Anonymous
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    Every time I took that test in the past the religion with the highest matching percentage was at 4% and most of the rest were at 1% or 2%.

    Time to start my own religion I guess.

    Edit:

    I retook the test just now, I think there was a period of time when the quiz was bugged, I get answers higher than 5% now:

    1) Taoism (100%)

    2) Unitarian Universalism (92%)

    3) Secular Humanism (86%)

    4) Liberal Quakerism (83%)

    5) Mahayana Buddhism (78%)

    23) LDS (10% – a tithe!)

    I still want to start my own religion. ;)

    #219253
    Anonymous
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    Thanks for resurrecting this thread, Amy! I only took it once. In a few places I felt like my answers needed more in depth definitions and explanations. But it marked me as Jainist, which I thought was very fitting, though now I’m even more upset the Nazi’s misused the swastika.

    1. Taoism- 91%

    2. Mahayana Buddhism- 90%

    3. Liberal Quakerism- 86%

    4. Hinduism- 84%

    5. Unitarian Universalism- 78%

    And LDS is third last, at 26%, lol. They also gave me 65% for Scientology and 63% with Christian Scientist, both which I greatly disagree. Athiest was only at 54%, which I also thought was suprising.

    If I were to personally give a rank, I would put:

    Mahayana Buddhism

    Secular Humanism

    Athiesm

    Taoism

    LDS

    Islam

    Neo-Paganism

    #219254
    Anonymous
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    nibbler wrote:


    I still want to start my own religion. ;)

    I’ve thought about this before. I think if my wife wouldn’t be so intensely opposed, I’d open up one of Comte’s “Temple for Humanity”. We’d have hymns and sacraments, and baptisms, and wonderful sermons… only God wouldn’t have much to do with it.

    #219255
    Anonymous
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    I had taken this a few years back but I don’t fully remember my stats except the top one was Unitarian Univeralism. That’s somewhat interesting because I think I do gravitate in that direction and could actually see myself going there were I to leave Mormonism. UU came in at #2 this time, LDS did not crack the top 10. Maybe the Quaker stuff is because I’m a native Pennsylvanian? (Pennsylvanite?)

    Liberal Quakerism 91%

    UU 83%

    Sikhism 79%

    Liberal Christian Protestant 71%

    Orthodox Quakerism 59%

    I could do my own church, probably similar to Dande’s. I’d use a Protestant or Catholic hymnbook as opposed to ours, and I’m not sure baptism has to be by immersion (although I do see the symbolism in that). That might also be why UU is appealing – you kind kind of do what you want without anybody telling you you can’t go to heaven because you did this or didn’t do that.

    #219256
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I found an email from where I had taken the quiz a few years ago. That one were I didn’t get a match of over 4% (turns out the highest was 8%), my lowest match from two years ago:

    -2% Jehovah’s Witnesses

    That’s negative two percent. :P

    #219257
    Anonymous
    Guest

    dande48 wrote:


    nibbler wrote:


    I still want to start my own religion. ;)

    I’ve thought about this before. I think if my wife wouldn’t be so intensely opposed, I’d open up one of Comte’s “Temple for Humanity”. We’d have hymns and sacraments, and baptisms, and wonderful sermons… only God wouldn’t have much to do with it.


    The only religion I’m interested in starting is a fictional one in a fictional universe because worldbuilding is cool. I’m personally done with organized religion if I can’t make my LDS membership work.

    I could see myself starting a “church” of secular humanism, but it would really just be a place for discussing TED talks and scientific discoveries, how to improve oneself, and how to improve the world around us. So SM and EQ/RS essentially, just without the religious baggage.

    The world building perk of exaltation is one of the few things I still find alluring about Mormonism. At this point, I’m not sure all the stuff I don’t like is worth it just to create worlds.

    #219258
    Anonymous
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    The only issue I have with this sort of assessment is that, by necessity, it only compares to orthodox stances. I think my views on many things are perfectly in line with what I see as the pure core of our theology (which is remarkably universalist), but that can’t be measured properly in a form like this. A number of the questions simply didn’t have an answer that matched my beliefs adequately.

    With that, Liberal Quakerism was my highest (84%), the LDS Church was at (32%), and Jehovah’s Witnesses was last (13%). The central issue for me is that I abhor mainstream Protestant theology in some key ways, so any assessment that doesn’t weight elements by including a “deal breaker” category is just a very broad, inaccurate brush stroke.

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