Christian here, also scored Reformed Jewish… well, I suppose in a way Christianity IS a sort of reformed Judaism!
I suspect it’s because I’m not terribly concerned about the afterlife, figuring that’s the Divine’s business and not something I need to worry about.
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I score as 100% UU, 94% Reform Judaism.
I’m an unaffiliated, not particularly observant Jew with pretty strong beliefs in the importance of social justice and religious tolerance. So I suppose that my scores fit me pretty well, really.
I think I just got kicked out of the Southern Baptists. Finally.
Neo-Pagan here … 100% . Not even sure what it is . I am Methodist by upbringing . None-practicing .
UU was my second pick , and when I read the summary of it , I actually think it sounds interesting . I scored a 97% on UU . May have to think about checking out their local chapter…
Quaker? Christian Protestant? Oh well, the Secular Humanism is spot on, as well as the Buddhism.
Interesting, since I work for nuns…hmm…
100 % Unitarian Universalist (I’ve taken this before, and this is always my result).
I have the same problem with this as Chronos, no listing for Deism. Are we really so rare?
I’m a Neo-Pagan. Which I could have told anybody before taking the test. 
But it was fun, and ten minutes in which I wasn’t working.
My top five are -
In reality I’m an atheist. But I don’t mind the sound of ‘Secular Humanism.’ Sounds like my kinda people.
Now I know what Orthodox Quaker means. Since I scored 98% Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants, I guess that means I get to keep on being Episcopal. Or, maybe since I didn’t get 100% I need to be hit over the head with the church catechism several times.
Too many of the questions in the quiz were unanswerable.
Just for fun, the top five:
and the bottom five.
Not a bad fit actually.
Yes. Or needed more or narrowed down choices to be a more accurate answer. Which is probably why my rankings were so screwed up.
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It seemed to be aimed at suggesting an organized religious movement (or a lack of one, in the case of “nontheism”) rather then specific beliefs about the nature of God.
A deist could probably find a nicely fitting UU congregation or even a liberal protestant congregation. I know someone at my Episcopal church who’s a Deist and he’s accepted just fine. Started and runs a ministry, even.
Another listed as 100% OrthoQuaker although…although I am Catholic (87%).
Time to go sow some oats.
I’m 100% Neo-Pagan (yup), followed by Unitarian Universalism (88%) and Liberal Quaker (81%). My bottom three were Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic, bothy at 14%, and Jehovah’s Witness at 0%, which I guess means I have absolutely no predisposition whatsoever to knock on people’s doors and assault them with rolled up copies of The Watchtower.
I took the Belief-O-Matic quiz a while before this thread was posted. 1005 Reform Judaism, 95% UU. That’s about right, considering how I’ve just started the conversion process. L’chaim!