I received the *exact* same results when I took this quiz.
It is my professional theological opinion that the designer of this quiz knows very little about world religions. The major flaw is the assumption that dogma=faith. Oh, and the assumption that the axea of faith-reason and scientific-spiritual couls divide or define any religious tradition. There are adherents of all the faith systems (and non-faith systems) listed who fall anywhere on this graph, so you can't use a person's reason--for example-- to chart her religious convictions.
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Date: 2005-10-21 11:29 pm (UTC)It is my professional theological opinion that the designer of this quiz knows very little about world religions. The major flaw is the assumption that dogma=faith. Oh, and the assumption that the axea of faith-reason and scientific-spiritual couls divide or define any religious tradition. There are adherents of all the faith systems (and non-faith systems) listed who fall anywhere on this graph, so you can't use a person's reason--for example-- to chart her religious convictions.
Also, Muslims seem to not exist.