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Catholic IQ Christanon 04/13/19 (Sat) 22:06:55 43139e No.795693

Post em'.

https://www.catholiciqtest.com

Christanon 04/13/19 (Sat) 22:59:52 cfde06 No.795701

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All Catholic IQs are zero. All of you can't read a book.

Christanon 04/13/19 (Sat) 23:06:15 483d51 No.795703

Got 145, but considering it hasn't been a year yet since I rejoined the church I say I'm doing fair. Pretty good site, but I disagree with the site owner saying priests should marry and have children.

Christanon 04/13/19 (Sat) 23:14:59 4783f7 No.795705

>>795701

>Catholic OP gets 37/37 (100%) for Bible

<REEEE CATHOLICS DONT READ THE BIBLE

Christanon 04/13/19 (Sat) 23:30:46 5700d1 No.795708

I took the test some weeks ago and got 182 in the short one and 178 in the long one. I don't have a screenshot, though.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 00:25:17 24ee76 No.795717

I got something around 160, if I'm remembering correctly. I remember I scored significantly higher than the average prot, but lower than a nun. Got a zero on the sacraments section. I'm not Catholic, so I don't know which official activities are considered sacraments and what they're called (with exceptions like the Eucharist and matrimony). I'd just take it again and post, except I looked up a bunch of the stuff I got wrong, so I'm pretty sure my score would jump.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 01:35:41 360c56 No.795731

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Fun and interesting.

t. not even Catholic

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 02:00:14 210f03 No.795740

This test is just a mental masturbation session for its creator to jerk himself off about how much 'smarter' he is than anyone he disagrees with

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 02:07:57 0c7917 No.795741

>>795693

>>>/sci/

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 02:17:31 d80c03 No.795743

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I got stuck at this part because the last point about apostles dying in Rome isn't even in the Bible so I'll never know my score.

Also I'm pretty sure it marked my answer wrong for who decided the Bible and when; the closest choice available was 33AD, while the correct answer would be God in the beginning of time.

Psalm 119:89

>For ever, O LORD, thy word is settled in heaven.

Psalm 119:160

>Thy word is true from the beginning: and every one of thy righteous judgments endureth for ever.

Deuteronomy 29:29

>The secret things belong unto the LORD our God: but those things which are revealed belong unto us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the words of this law.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 02:25:21 99f019 No.795746

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fucc

I was raised "catholic" very poorly until about the age of 11. Since then, i lived pretty much like an agnostic. Now i'm 16. Five days ago, i decided to start to join the church again after a few vivid dreams about monasteries during the past few years and a really weird experience i had a few days ago reading a book about jobs and reading the "clergy" section. I'll be attending mass with my sister (she started getting interested in the faith again about a month ago) for the first time in many years tomorrow morning. This morning, I ordered a bible and two books about the faith online. I'n not sure if at my parish i will be able to go to conformation class or if i will have to go through RCIA.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 02:33:10 cf1835 No.795748

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Lifelong baptist

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 03:18:30 db2c53 No.795757

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I am an Orthodox catechumen.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 03:24:04 da703f No.795759

>>795746

>Now i'm 16

Do your parents know you're using a pedophile website?

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 03:42:38 b15d21 No.795762

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Is this OK for twice a year?

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 03:59:12 99f019 No.795764

>>795759

this is a strictly safe for work board.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 04:28:43 04b7b1 No.795768

I started to take the test and then I realized that I was on the internet and could just look up the answers. It's an open book world, yo.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 04:36:19 0c7917 No.795772

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>>795693

i'm what i call an "e-catechumen". prot parents won't let me do catechism classes or anything, so i just read about stuff online.

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 20:11:03 d74851 No.795930

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Cradle catholic here

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 21:16:04 4e9985 No.795950

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>>795743

>1)The books of the bible are assembled in their final form

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 23:02:53 44ae04 No.795974

I did the short version and got a 160 (I'm Orthodox). Pretty neat quiz just to test your knowledge of history and the Bible, even if we all might disagree on certain things. I'll certainly take the full test later this week when I have more time.

>>795743

> I got stuck at this part because the last point about apostles dying in Rome isn't even in the Bible so I'll never know my score.

You don't read other books? You know, just to learn about history?

Christanon 04/14/19 (Sun) 23:50:34 26aa45 No.795986

>>795764

Doesn't mean you're not talking to a pedophile right now ;)

Christanon 04/15/19 (Mon) 01:36:25 4f1467 No.796007

>>795974

>You don't read other books?

Yeah but it was called the "Bible" section. This was a trick question because the last point about the apostles dying in Rome isn't even in the Bible.

Christanon 04/15/19 (Mon) 02:03:56 aa7b28 No.796017

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Cradle Catholic here who went to Catholic high school and Catholic college. I'm beginning to highly suspect my parents were retarded and my education was infiltrated.

Christanon 04/15/19 (Mon) 03:23:02 b15d21 No.796042

>>796007

Acts finishes with Paul headed to Rome and besides that there's nowhere else an answer with Paul could've fit in the chronology of the answers. So it's just a low IQ problem, not a Catholic IQ problem.

Christanon 04/15/19 (Mon) 04:06:24 44ae04 No.796050

>>796042

I'm inclined to agree with you on this. >>796007

What does it matter what section that question was in? If you knew the answer then you'd get it right, regardless of whether or not the question is placed correctly. Or do you forget what an apple is when a math book has a question that involves apples just because the question isn't in a book about fruit?

Christanon 04/15/19 (Mon) 04:51:00 9a8c8b No.796063

>>796007

>anything that's not in the Bible didn't happen

here we go again

Christanon 04/15/19 (Mon) 05:07:28 7d248b No.796074

Not a Catholic, but I got 167. That was nicely designed. Thanks

Christanon 04/16/19 (Tue) 00:13:24 ce5832 No.796593

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Catholic of one year. This score was gained about four months ago.

Christanon 04/16/19 (Tue) 00:17:53 4f1467 No.796597

>>796050

It's more the principle of it. If a progressive asks you a loaded question where providing any answer at all would validate their worldview, you shouldn't answer.

It's just unfortunate we got so far into it before the obvious trap question was laid.

Christanon 04/16/19 (Tue) 02:08:40 0c7917 No.796646

>>795693

I FIND IT REALLY SUSPECT HOW WE'RE MOSTLY GETTING LIKE 3, 4, 5, OR 6 STANDARD DEVIATIONS ABOVE THE MEAN ON THIS IQ TEST

Christanon 04/16/19 (Tue) 05:45:42 da1bfa No.796724

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I'm not baptized yet and learned most of my knowledge while lurking here, only read the NT in its entirety but have yet to finish the OT.

It proves that this place is actually constructive and even the inter-denominational fighting is useful to learn more about Christianity.

Nice website btw, the art is gorgeous.

Despite all that I don't have the slightest idea of which denom I should join… I have actually but making such a important and serious decision is very tough…

Christanon 04/16/19 (Tue) 08:37:48 b59a27 No.796764

I feel like I need to take a shower after this.

Also several questions confused me. Do the Catholics number the 10 commandments differently from the Orthodox?

Christanon 04/16/19 (Tue) 08:38:12 b59a27 No.796765

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Christanon 04/16/19 (Tue) 10:46:39 24ee76 No.796795

>>796646

It's not normalized like a standard IQ test. The average for atheists is above the 100 that would be the mean in a normalized scoring system. It's just a flat score out of 202 points.