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Monday, June 20, 2005

One percent more

Another classifier I found on Pacificus. (No surprises for me this time.)

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.



Anselm ------------------------------- 80%
Karl Barth --------------------------- 80%
Friedrich Schleiermacher ------------- 73%
Charles Finney ----------------------- 73%
Martin Luther ------------------------ 67%
John Calvin -------------------------- 60%
Augustine ---------------------------- 33%
Jonathan Edwards --------------------- 27%
Jürgen Moltmann ---------------------- 7%
Paul Tillich ------------------------- 0%


Which theologian are you?
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15 Comments:

Blogger Neal said...

83% Anselm
67% Barth
40% Augustine, Luther and Moltmann
Very proud to be very low on the Edwards and Finney scales...

:-)

6/20/2005 11:57:00 PM  
Blogger sofyst said...

I think it is a sign my friend. First I am labeled as Neo-orthodox, now I am closest to Karl Barth. Perhaps I had better look into his theology especially...

I am somewhat disturbed about having Schleiermacher and Finney on 33%...Even more surprised at having only 7% Augustine. I think it my inability consider his idea of infant baptism...

Karl Barth
100%

Anselm
100%

Paul Tillich
87%

Martin Luther
80%

John Calvin
67%

Jonathan Edwards
67%

Charles Finney
33%

Friedrich Schleiermacher
33%

Augustine
7%

Jürgen Moltmann
7%

6/21/2005 02:37:00 AM  
Blogger Pecheur said...

kc:
Interesting that you have Barth at the top followed by liberal Schleirmacher.

6/21/2005 08:59:00 AM  
Blogger Kc said...

Neal I noticed you don’t seem to hit the high percentages either. That’s somewhat of a consolation to me. Congrats on the low marks with respect to Edwards and Finney. I can only suspect my own high mark there pertains to some specific doctrine the quiz author assigned as highly unique to Finney. BTW I failed to give you credit for having uncovered the previous theology quiz so please accept my apology and gratitude. ;-)

Adam I was honestly pleased with your results (grin). I’m still not sure just how much these test actually reveal about us but I’m glad they make us question ourselves. Let me know how your investigation into the theology of Karl Barth progresses. This might even provoke me to attempt to acquire more than a token knowledge of these men.

Pech it still seems as if I’m all over the map with my theology and I think it will stay that way. I suspect it's because I have what's considered a liberal understanding with respect to our liberty in Christ and a very conservative understanding of our responsibility toward God. Do you plan to take this quiz? ;-)

6/21/2005 11:13:00 AM  
Blogger Pecheur said...

Oh, I took the quiz. Didn't record the results. No 100%. Top was Anselm with which I was pleased, then it was Martin Luther. I guess I got too carried away with the just shall live by faith issue. I think the next was Barth, a man after my own heart. You should really get to know him. I think you'd like him.

I am still not sure I would consider you liberal based on Christ's liberty. In both the political and religious world, liberal means something completely different.

6/21/2005 04:44:00 PM  
Blogger Kc said...

Pech, with that liberty in mind, those questions that use the phrase "man must" do this or that tend to get what is considered a liberal response. ;-)

I honestly never met a theologian I didn't like (grin) but I know what you mean. What little I have read on him is quite positive from my perspective.

6/21/2005 05:01:00 PM  
Blogger Hugo said...

I came out as Moltmann (67%) closely followed by Tillich & Schliermacher (tied @ 53%). Luther came out last @ 7% . . . more and more Catholic every day :-)

Blessings & Peace,
Hugo

6/21/2005 11:47:00 PM  
Blogger Kc said...

Hugo between you and Neal I'm feeling pretty good about myself and my low percentages. :-> I think you're high enough on the Barth scale from your last quiz that we can still talk (hehe)

6/22/2005 03:28:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anselm 93%
Karl Barth 93%
Martin Luther 67%
John Calvin 67%
Jonathan Edwards 67%
Jürgen Moltmann 40%
Charles Finney 33%
Friedrich Schleiermacher 33%
Augustine 33%
Paul Tillich 20%

That's me!
R

6/22/2005 02:18:00 PM  
Blogger Pecheur said...

Man, R is more Karl Barth than I thought!!! AT least she scored high on Anselm. And what's this Calvin-Edwards combo? I thought you hated those guys??? Just put Augustine up and you have a three some!! =)

6/22/2005 05:51:00 PM  
Blogger Kc said...

Hey Lady R have you studied Barth already? Mayhaps you can point Pech in the right direction (hehe). I really do envy your high marks. Pech I guess everyday is an adventure huh? ;-)

6/22/2005 08:22:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thanks to Dr. Holstein in Intro to Theology (the only DTS class I survived), I can proudly say I have studied Karl. Unfortunately, being the visual person that I am, I only remember the powerpoint slide that discribed his theology. It was a picture of a man and light and something else. What it all means has now left me. But I do remember that I liked what he had to say for the most part.

Pechuer told me before we moved out to DTS to make sure that I kept him solidly grounded if he started to have tendencies to go crazy in his theology. I can proudly say that, although Pech has expanded his views on a couple of things, he still is very well grounded doctrinally.

Pech did the right thing when it came to seminary. He already knew what he believed and why before he came to DTS. He just used the school to expand his knowledge of Christiandom past and present. I'm thankful that his faith was not shaken like so many unfortunate ones who come to seminary just to "find out who God is." Pech already knew God.

Now...if we can just get this crazy thesis turned in (yeah! less than 3 weeks to go!), we can get on back home and enjoy some time with friends and family before we start God's next big adventure for us. :)

R

6/23/2005 01:52:00 PM  
Blogger Kc said...

Lady R would you be surprised to find out you’re much more a word person than a picture person? (That IS a compliment BTW)

I had a million thoughts as I read your comment and I hope to share them with you soon but I settled on revising an old saying; “Beside every great man there’s a great woman”. You two are such a blessing! ;-)

6/23/2005 06:00:00 PM  
Blogger Kris said...

Anselm
93%
Karl Barth
80%
John Calvin
73%
Jonathan Edwards
67%
Charles Finney
67%
Martin Luther
47%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
40%
J?Moltmann
33%
Paul Tillich
27%
Augustine
27%

Ok I know its late but I had an excuse. So here I am.... disect myself for me and tell me what this means. LOL

6/29/2005 03:36:00 PM  
Blogger Kc said...

Kris the only cut I can make I have to make to all of us...Why are we taking these quizzes???? (grin)

6/29/2005 10:02:00 PM  

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