We have some unique similarities. We were both born on November 10th, we both have been excommunicated for being heretics, and we both have done some big things on Halloween which got us trouble, (Although I think the Wittenburg Door deal was way bigger than anything I've done.)
I think that my favorite part of this is that Augustine scored so low on my chart. Woo-hoo!
So here are my test results:
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.
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Mine has to be wrong. I scored as "Anselm," then John Calvin in second place.
That's messed up.
Anselm
93%
John Calvin
53%
Karl Barth
53%
Augustine
47%
J�rgen Moltmann
40%
Paul Tillich
40%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
33%
Charles Finney
27%
Martin Luther
20%
Jonathan Edwards
7%
I'm not sure how you can be more Charles Finney and less Jonathan Edwards while being like Calvin. Who made this test up?
At least I'm not Augustinian.
who's anselm? and why do I agree with him? oh well... the quiz was fun anyways.
Anselm 93%
John Calvin 87%
Charles Finney 60%
Martin Luther 60%
Jürgen Moltmann 47%
Karl Barth 40%
Paul Tillich 40%
Augustine 33%
Jonathan Edwards 27%
Friedrich Schleiermacher 20%
Anselm was the archbishop of Canterbury, and you can check him out on wikipedia, or at Stanford's Philosophical Dictionary - http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/anselm/
I took this test the other morning about 1am when I was dead-tired an I was a staunch Calvinist. When I took it yesterday after a good night's sleep, I was a disciple of Luther, which seems more accurate.
What does this mean? Perhaps we should not take tests when we are predestined for bed. ;D
I think this test was predestined to make you a reformer.
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