intersections: What is your theological worldview?

June 07, 2007

What is your theological worldview?

Find out what your theological worldview is here!

I should say that this quiz is just for fun. There are many issues with this, though in the end I guess it's fairly accurate. Not sure what the author of the quiz means by Evangelilcal Holiness/Wesleyan, but anyway.... The primary issue is, of course, whether one can measure one's theological worldview with these 63 questions, many of which are written in "either-or" fashion.

And, I guess Brian McLaren is the face of Emergent/Postmodern Theology! But, it's fun little thing to do.

Hat tip to my friend Julius at Progressive Adventism for pointing this out. There is a great conversation going on in the comments of his post. Check it out!

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Hmm, it pegged me as Wesleyan, even though it was actually tied (89%) with Emergent/Postmodern. Must have been that class I took from Staples.

Posted by: Tompaul | June 07, 2007 at 11:34 AM

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