Are you John Calvin?

[Seaioth]

Just an online quiz that may spark your interest.

How accurate do you think this is?
quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=44116


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?'

Karl Barth-100%


Anselm-100%


John Calvin-67%


Martin Luther-60%


Jonathan Edwards-60%


Friedrich Schleiermacher-53%


J?Moltmann-33%


Augustine-27%


Charles Finney-27%


Paul Tillich-20%




Which theologian are you?
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I've never read of Anselm before... I was hoping for Martin Luther.. awww well =p

 

[Godzchild]

Anselm 93%

Martin Luther 87%

Charles Finney 87%

Karl Barth 73%

Augustine 67%

John Calvin 60%

J?Moltmann 47%

Jonathan Edwards 40%

Friedrich Schleiermacher 33%

Paul Tillich 27%

 

[Godzchild]

Who are these people anyway? LOL

 

[5solas]

Here are my results:

You scored as John Calvin.

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Much of what is now called Calvinism had more to do with his followers than Calvin himself, and so you may or may not be committed to TULIP, though God's sovereignty is all important.​

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


but I think there is a mistake in this quiz in one of the questions:

When Jesus said his blood was spilled for 'many', he meant 'all' - I answered this one just the opposite way round and got my 100% (of course I did this after I only got 67% on Calvin - so my answer is perfectly in line with John Calvin....)

 

[Godzchild]

It may have been pointing to 'universal reconciliation maybe'?

 

[Imblessed]

I scored
80%Barth
80% anselm
73%Luther
67%Calvin

I've never read barth or anselm and don't even know what they say! But there were several questions I didn't get at ALL--and several that were, I think, intentially vague, ones that you would only know the answer to if you know the person who expoused that view---but if you didn't know the theologan, the questions were just plain weird. I've taken better tests.....

 

[reformedfan]

Who are these people anyway? LOL

well, Calvin is the one on the list that you should really get to know

 

[Godzchild]

uuummm yeh ah huh! yeh right - umm ok LOL

But who the heck is Anselm? I scored most with him - weird!

 

[5solas]

But who the heck is Anselm? I scored most with him - weird!

Have a look here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anselm_of_Canterbury

http://www.iep.utm.edu/a/anselm.htm

http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01546a.htm


- or just google "Anselm of Canterbury"

 

[StAnselm]

I can't believe all these people who haven't heard of St Anselm...

 

[Godzchild]

Well I live under a rock!

Gosh those websites have so much information and yet I can't take it all in. Does anyone have a point by point list of what his theologist is. So far I gathered that he's a realist - and I'm a realist so we have something in common ha haaaaaaaaa

 

[reformedfan]

I can't believe all these people who haven't heard of St Anselm...

well you have, punkin, that's the main thing.

 

[Jon_]

Just an online quiz that may spark your interest.

How accurate do you think this is?
quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=44116


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?'

Karl Barth-100%


Anselm-100%


John Calvin-67%


Martin Luther-60%


Jonathan Edwards-60%


Friedrich Schleiermacher-53%


J?Moltmann-33%


Augustine-27%


Charles Finney-27%


Paul Tillich-20%




Which theologian are you?
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I've never read of Anselm before... I was hoping for Martin Luther.. awww well =p

Your score is almost identical to mine. I got 0% Charles Finney, though. You must be subconsciously Arminian.

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

 

[Defcon]

Martin Luther 87%

Charles Finney 87%

I think this result of yours is a good sign that this test isn't that accurate. How in the world can anyone score 87% for both Martin Luther and Charles Finney? This is not a knock on you, but on the test itself...

 

[Imblessed]

I can't believe all these people who haven't heard of St Anselm...

some of us here peoples are jus' ignorants southern type bumkins who don't understand no words that have more than 2 syllolobles, slyllobers, umm.... those long words.......

 

[Godzchild]

I think this result of yours is a good sign that this test isn't that accurate. How in the world can anyone score 87% for both Martin Luther and Charles Finney? This is not a knock on you, but on the test itself...

LOL I don't know...unless I didn't answer properly! I did find it hard to understand some of the questions.

 

[BBAS 64]

Jonathan Edwards

87%

Karl Barth

80%

Martin Luther

73%

John Calvin

67%

Anselm

67%

Augustine

67%

Paul Tillich

67%

Friedrich Schleiermacher

47%

J?Moltmann

27%

Charles Finney

7%

 

[Defcon]

LOL I don't know...unless I didn't answer properly! I did find it hard to understand some of the questions.

Nah, like I said it's not you. There was a question on there about 'all revelation starts with Christ.' That sounds like a really good thing but the person writing the test means it to exclude you from other groups and put you in with Karl Barth (who I'm sure is competent - but from what I read I don't agree with him on everything) The questions are pretty generic and unless you really sit back and think what the opposite may mean you could end up with something really weird. It's a fun activity, but I wouldn't get too caught up in any of it.

 

[Godzchild]

Aaaah yes I see - I did fall for that questions so you might have a point there.

 

[5solas]

And as I said before: If you want to get 100% on Calvin you will have to answer the following question the wrong way around. The fellow who made this quiz just confused that answer - wrong programming or wrong understanding?


Question: When Jesus said his blood was spilled for 'many', he meant 'all'

So what would a Calvinist answer here? All of you who have 67% on Calvin will get 100% if you answer it "wrong"!