On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by Pappa » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:06 pm

Bella Fortuna wrote:
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Bella Fortuna wrote:Hey, I'm proud that the only bible my kid has read is the Lolcat Bible. :dance:
That is also a book on my bookshelf.
That's because you are 8-)
I have the Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Does that make me cool too? :begging:
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by Bella Fortuna » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:07 pm

Pappa wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:
ScienceRob wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:Hey, I'm proud that the only bible my kid has read is the Lolcat Bible. :dance:
That is also a book on my bookshelf.
That's because you are 8-)
I have the Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Does that make me cool too? :begging:
You're passable. :coffee:



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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

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Bella Fortuna wrote:
Pappa wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:
ScienceRob wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:Hey, I'm proud that the only bible my kid has read is the Lolcat Bible. :dance:
That is also a book on my bookshelf.
That's because you are 8-)
I have the Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Does that make me cool too? :begging:
You're passable. :coffee:

:hehe: :flowers:
Fuck..... that reminds me. The woman who interviewed me for the British Crime Survey asked my religion. I laughed and said Pastafarian. She said she'd heard it a couple of times before but didn't know what it was, so I told her all about the Kansas School Board letter and ID in science lessons, etc. :biggrin:
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by maiforpeace » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:19 pm

Our Toastmaster's meeting topic today was Religious Tolerance. As the assigned Thoughtmaster today (you take a minute to express a thought on the subject) I suggested that the more educated we are about all kinds of religions, the more tolerant we might be. So I copied the test and answers as I went along when I took it yesterday and brought it to the meeting for everyone to take today.

The Christian members of our group weren't too happy about being the lower scorers, not to mention the Pew Research results I revealed after. :hehe:
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by Pappa » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:41 pm

maiforpeace wrote:Our Toastmaster's meeting topic today was Religious Tolerance. As the assigned Thoughtmaster today (you take a minute to express a thought on the subject) I suggested that the more educated we are about all kinds of religions, the more tolerant we might be. So I copied the test and answers as I went along when I took it yesterday and brought it to the meeting for everyone to take today.

The Christian members of our group weren't too happy about being the lower scorers, not to mention the Pew Research results I revealed after. :hehe:
Hehehe.... awesome Mai. You have a wicked and delightful sense of humour when it comes to these sorts of things. :biggrin:
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by Rob » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:53 pm

Bella Fortuna wrote:
ScienceRob wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:Hey, I'm proud that the only bible my kid has read is the Lolcat Bible. :dance:
That is also a book on my bookshelf.
That's because you are 8-)

!!!!!! :tup:


By the by, I took the longer version of this test with 32 questions and got 30/32.
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by beige » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:57 pm

ScienceRob wrote:By the by, I took the longer version of this test with 32 questions and got 30/32.
Link - as my google-fu fails me.

Also, :hehe: @ mai.
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by Rob » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:00 am

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2010/0928/ ... bath-begin

You will have to either write it down on paper or notepad. Just go through writing each answer down and then on the last question they will provide the answers.
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by Pappa » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:01 am

ScienceRob wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:
ScienceRob wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:Hey, I'm proud that the only bible my kid has read is the Lolcat Bible. :dance:
That is also a book on my bookshelf.
That's because you are 8-)

!!!!!! :tup:


By the by, I took the longer version of this test with 32 questions and got 30/32.
Btw Rob. I think Bella fancies you. :tea:
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by beige » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:04 am

ScienceRob wrote:http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2010/0928/ ... bath-begin

You will have to either write it down on paper or notepad. Just go through writing each answer down and then on the last question they will provide the answers.
Ah, effort! I'll leave the tab open and do it tomorrow. It's well past midnight and I need to be up for my VHDL lecture tomorrow :(

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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by JimC » Thu Sep 30, 2010 2:11 am

maiforpeace wrote:Our Toastmaster's meeting topic today was Religious Tolerance. As the assigned Thoughtmaster today (you take a minute to express a thought on the subject) I suggested that the more educated we are about all kinds of religions, the more tolerant we might be. So I copied the test and answers as I went along when I took it yesterday and brought it to the meeting for everyone to take today.

The Christian members of our group weren't too happy about being the lower scorers, not to mention the Pew Research results I revealed after. :hehe:
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Re: On Basic Religion Test, Many Doth Not Pass

Post by Bella Fortuna » Thu Sep 30, 2010 2:12 am

Pappa wrote:
ScienceRob wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:
ScienceRob wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:Hey, I'm proud that the only bible my kid has read is the Lolcat Bible. :dance:
That is also a book on my bookshelf.
That's because you are 8-)

!!!!!! :tup:


By the by, I took the longer version of this test with 32 questions and got 30/32.
Btw Rob. I think Bella fancies you. :tea:
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