(Updated) Quiz: Which theologian are you?

[mondar]

There is also one on eschatology. Does this rate me a leaky dispensationalist? Johnny Mac would be proud of me. I notice I am a little weak on "left behind." What does that mean[/]? Hey, is Moltmann ... Eric Moltmann?

It means you're a little weak on pretribulationalism. Also, I didn't think someone who basically followed reformed theology to be much of a dispie anyway.

Surprised Ehh? I am definately a premillenialist. There are a few reformed premillenialists. Have you ever heard of George Ladd? Do you realize johnny mac (John McArther) calls himself a "leaky dispensationalist?"

It might surprise you even more to learn that I was a practicing member of the Open Plymouth Brethren for about 7-8 years. I left about 2-3 years ago and have been more like a ship adrift. Sometimes I dont know what to call myself. For about 10 months I have been in attendance at a "regular baptist" church. The Church ascribes to the 1689 London Baptist Confession, the same as Spurgeon. However, I am not a member where I attend. Thats weird huh? I have a personal story that I dont want to discuss here, but as I said, I am aware that I am like a ship adrift in the sea of theology. I am not very connected to any theological tradition, but I know that I am quite Calvinistic in my soteriology. This does not mean I think my current spiritual life and connections are a good idea. Actually it stinks. I would love to be connected to a theology and some Church deeply. I want that in the worse way, but since I have left the Pbrethren, I have floated around way too much. It sounds like I am searching, and maybe I am.

Maybe I am more noisey then reformed?

 

[Vic C.]

LOL. ;)

George Ladd

Yes, I am familiar with Ladd. He's premil, post trib, correct? I have no issues with that. I also haven't fully swung towards amil as of yet, although I lean that way sometimes. I'm still premil, sans the future 70th. week belief. So I guess I don't fit any of the predefined beliefs either.

 

[Solo]

You Scored as Martin Luther
The daddy of the Reformation. You are opposed to any Catholic ideas of works-salvation and see the scriptures as being primarily authoritative.

Martin Luther 93%
Anselm 87%
Karl Barth 80%
Jonathan Edwards 73%
Friedrich Schleiermacher 60%
Charles Finney 47%
Augustine 40%
Jürgen Moltmann 40%
John Calvin 40%
Paul Tillich 20%

 

[Solo]

You Scored as Chalcedon compliant
You are Chalcedon compliant. Congratulations, you're not a heretic. You believe that Jesus is truly God and truly man and like us in every respect, apart from sin. Officially approved in 451.

Chalcedon compliant 100%
Monophysitism 75%
Nestorianism 58%
Modalism 58%
Apollanarian 58%
Adoptionist 42%
Donatism 33%
Pelagianism 25%
Albigensianism 0%
Docetism 0%
Monarchianism 0%
Socinianism 0%
Arianism 0%
Gnosticism 0%

 

[Blazin Bones]

Quiz #1:
You are Inigo Lopez, better known today as St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) and widely acclaimed for your "Spiritual Exercises."

Quiz #2:
You Scored as Anselm
Anselm is the outstanding theologian of the medieval period.He sees man's primary problem as having failed to render unto God what we owe him, so God becomes man in Christ and gives God what he is due. You should read 'Cur Deus Homo?'



Anselm
80%
John Calvin
53%
Jonathan Edwards
47%
Martin Luther
47%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
47%
Karl Barth
47%
Augustine
33%
Charles Finney
20%
Jürgen Moltmann
20%
Paul Tillich
13%

 

[lovely]

Updated....

You Scored as Anselm

Anselm
67%
Karl Barth
60%
John Calvin
47%
Jonathan Edwards
47%
Paul Tillich
40%
Martin Luther
40%
Charles Finney
27%
Augustine
20%
Jürgen Moltmann
0%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
0%


Heretic Quiz

You Scored as Chalcedon compliant
You are Chalcedon compliant. Congratulations, you're not a heretic. You believe that Jesus is truly God and truly man and like us in every respect, apart from sin. Officially approved in 451.



Chalcedon compliant
100%
Nestorianism
33%
Pelagianism
33%
Monophysitism
33%
Monarchianism
33%
Modalism
33%
Apollanarian
25%
Albigensianism
0%
Donatism
0%
Socinianism
0%
Arianism
0%
Gnosticism
0%
Adoptionist
0%
Docetism
0%

 

[follower of Christ]

Anselm
100%
Jonathan Edwards
80%
Jürgen Moltmann
80%
Karl Barth
73%
Martin Luther
67%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
53%
Augustine
27%
Charles Finney
27%
John Calvin
20%
Paul Tillich
0%

 

[Captain Sarcastic]

You Scored as Karl Barth
The daddy of 20th Century theology. You perceive liberal theology to be a disaster and so you insist that the revelation of Christ, not human experience, should be the starting point for all theology.



Karl Barth
100%
Anselm
100%
John Calvin
80%
Jonathan Edwards
67%
Martin Luther
47%
Charles Finney
47%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
33%
Paul Tillich
33%
Augustine
33%
Jürgen Moltmann
0%

 

[mondar]

You are Menno Simmons, anabaptist leader and spiritual forefather of Amish and Mennonite Christians. The one thing Catholics, Lutherans and Calvinists could agree on was that your party was wrong.

http://www.quizilla.com/quizzes/1184573 ... an-are-you

Gimme a break... LOL, Menno Simons? Maybe Conrad Grebel, but Menno Simons?

 

[mondar]

http://quizfarm.com/quizzes/new/svensve ... om-of-god/




You Scored as The Kingdom is a Future Hope

For you, the Kingdom is largely a future hope, and you are pessimistic about the present state of the world. You think the best way to change the world is to sit tight until Jesus comes back and puts things to rights.

The Kingdom is a Future Hope
92%
The Kingdom as a counter-system
83%
Inner spiritual experience
75%
The Kingdom as a political state
50%
The Kingdom is mystical communion
42%
The Kingdom as Earthly Utopia
33%
Kingdom as a Christianised Society
25%
The Kingdom as Institutional Church
17%
You Scored as a : The Kingdom is a Future Hope The Kingdom is a Future Hope 92% The Kingdom as a counter-system 83% Inner spiritual experience 75% The Kingdom as a political state 50% The Kingdom is mystical communion 42% The Kingdom as Earthly Utopia 33% Kingdom as a Christianised Society 25% The Kingdom as Institutional Church 17%
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[Veritas]

mondar, whoa that one was hard. I usually don't think about those things much. maybe I should be :o

You Scored as The Kingdom as a counter-system
This approach has been adopted by Anabaptist and similar groups who saw themselves as recapturing the essence of true Christianity in opposition to a "Christianised" society and an institutional church.


The Kingdom as a counter-system 92%
The Kingdom is mystical communion 83%
Kingdom as a Christianised Society 83%
The Kingdom as Earthly Utopia 75%
The Kingdom as Institutional Church 67%
The Kingdom is a Future Hope 67%
Inner spiritual experience 58%
The Kingdom as a political state 50%

 

[mondar]

mondar, whoa that one was hard. I usually don't think about those things much. maybe I should be :o

:biglol

Veritas, what is that smoke coming out your ears? Yeah, did you think that quiz was non sequitor?

 

[Veritas]

I found myself squinting in frustration at the selections quite often

.... and I'm fairly sure I answered agree to entirely contrary beliefs... as dictated by the quiz.

 

[cyberjosh]

I found myself squinting in frustration at the selections quite often

.... and I'm fairly sure I answered agree to entirely contrary beliefs... as dictated by the quiz.

lol. That's inevitable with some of these quizes. ;)

 

[mutzrein]

Ridiculous

John Calvin 67%
Martin Luther 67%
Karl Barth 67%
Anselm 33%
Friedrich Schleiermacher 0%
Charles Finney 0%
Augustine 0%
Jürgen Moltmann 0%
Paul Tillich 0%
Jonathan Edwards 0%

 

[cyberjosh]

If you had to assign yourself a theologian most like yourself who would you choose mutz?

 

[mutzrein]

If you had to assign yourself a theologian most like yourself who would you choose mutz?

You know, I've got a real problem aligning myself with any particular theology. I've never studied theology and don't wish to but I suppose there are some elements of each man's theology that I agree with and others that I disagree with. The bottom line for me however is the premise or foundation. Unless one builds on the right foundation then everything else built will be shaky. So unless we begin with the same knowledge or understanding there are going to be vagaries that will cause us to disagree.

 

[Nick]

Here's what I got:



You Scored as Anselm

Anselm is the outstanding theologian of the medieval period.He sees man's primary problem as having failed to render unto God what we owe him, so God becomes man in Christ and gives God what he is due. You should read 'Cur Deus Homo?'

Anselm
93%
Martin Luther
87%
John Calvin
87%
Karl Barth
67%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
67%
Charles Finney
60%
Augustine
53%
Jürgen Moltmann
53%
Jonathan Edwards
40%
Paul Tillich
33%