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April 21st, 2008, 08:44 PM
http://ffrf.org/quiz/bquiz.php
Home > Freethought Quizzes > FFRF Bible Quiz
What Do You Really Know
About The Bible?
The bible is the "best seller" that is rarely read. How much do you actually know about the so-called "Good Book"?
Answer all 50 questions, then hit "Submit" for your score and full biblical documentation of all the answers.
http://ffrf.org/quiz/bquiz.php
Home > Freethought Quizzes > FFRF Bible Quiz
What Do You Really Know
About The Bible?
The bible is the "best seller" that is rarely read. How much do you actually know about the so-called "Good Book"?
Answer all 50 questions, then hit "Submit" for your score and full biblical documentation of all the answers.
Knows No Bounds
Posts: 2,688
Location: Vancouver Island
Location: Vancouver Island
April 21st, 2008, 08:59 PM
I have a beautiful red simulated leather bible, gold trimmed pages, (not real gold of course), the catholic version, and the only thing I've ever done with it, is enter our
family tree in the appropriate section.
We bought the book when we were a very young married couple, and thought it was the
right thing to do, but neither one of us have any interest at all in reading it. Over the
years we changed and became very different people, and we do not believe in the
existence of any god, but we will keep the book, as someone in our family will want
it, and may be more interested than us.
Not much to offer on this thread, just my two cents
I scored 15, and that's just fine, those are silly questions, and I'm glad I don't know anything about the answers,
I've got better things to do with my time.
I have a beautiful red simulated leather bible, gold trimmed pages, (not real gold of course), the catholic version, and the only thing I've ever done with it, is enter our
family tree in the appropriate section.
We bought the book when we were a very young married couple, and thought it was the
right thing to do, but neither one of us have any interest at all in reading it. Over the
years we changed and became very different people, and we do not believe in the
existence of any god, but we will keep the book, as someone in our family will want
it, and may be more interested than us.
Not much to offer on this thread, just my two cents
I scored 15, and that's just fine, those are silly questions, and I'm glad I don't know anything about the answers,
I've got better things to do with my time.
Genius
Posts: 821
Location: Red Deer AB
Location: Red Deer AB
April 21st, 2008, 09:31 PM
22
Even getting the right answer got a little snide remark from the author of the quiz. Like if a woman was 'raped' in a city and she didn't cry out it would be wrong to stone her to death because she may have had a cold and couldn't cry out. Since Scripture uses 'lie with' that would usually mean it is not rape, it is consensual.
It it more about a comparison of the authors moral code compared to OT way of life. (which is outdated anyway)
Even if you don't take the test I would like an opinion as to whether or not it is a 'loaded quiz'.
I even passed up cheating, LOL
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Even getting the right answer got a little snide remark from the author of the quiz. Like if a woman was 'raped' in a city and she didn't cry out it would be wrong to stone her to death because she may have had a cold and couldn't cry out. Since Scripture uses 'lie with' that would usually mean it is not rape, it is consensual.
It it more about a comparison of the authors moral code compared to OT way of life. (which is outdated anyway)
Even if you don't take the test I would like an opinion as to whether or not it is a 'loaded quiz'.
I even passed up cheating, LOL
April 21st, 2008, 09:58 PM
Quoting MHz
I passed when I saw the source. Quizzes from any source with an agenda tend to be, well, pointless. Like taking morality quizzes from the Vatican website.... it would be pointless and skewed.
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Even getting the right answer got a little snide remark from the author of the quiz. Like if a woman was 'raped' in a city and she didn't cry out it would be wrong to stone her to death because she may have had a cold and couldn't cry out. Since Scripture uses 'lie with' that would usually mean it is not rape, it is consensual.
It it more about a comparison of the authors moral code compared to OT way of life. (which is outdated anyway)
Even if you don't take the test I would like an opinion as to whether or not it is a 'loaded quiz'.
I even passed up cheating, LOL
Even getting the right answer got a little snide remark from the author of the quiz. Like if a woman was 'raped' in a city and she didn't cry out it would be wrong to stone her to death because she may have had a cold and couldn't cry out. Since Scripture uses 'lie with' that would usually mean it is not rape, it is consensual.
It it more about a comparison of the authors moral code compared to OT way of life. (which is outdated anyway)
Even if you don't take the test I would like an opinion as to whether or not it is a 'loaded quiz'.
I even passed up cheating, LOL
Genius
Posts: 821
Location: Red Deer AB
Location: Red Deer AB
April 21st, 2008, 10:50 PM
I could post all the right answers then it could be...well rigged.
Quoting karrie
LOL, I can't even dream up one question that they might have on such a document.
Like taking morality quizzes from the Vatican website.... it would be pointless and skewed.
I could post all the right answers then it could be...well rigged.
Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,118
Location: Backwater, Ontario.
Location: Backwater, Ontario.
April 27th, 2008, 07:17 PM
They don't screw at the Va..............oh.................SKEWED!!!!..... ...........sorry.
Quoting karrie
I passed when I saw the source. Quizzes from any source with an agenda tend to be, well, pointless. Like taking morality quizzes from the Vatican website.... it would be pointless and skewed.
They don't screw at the Va..............oh.................SKEWED!!!!..... ...........sorry.
