Religion Quizzes on SporcleRemember those three topics never to bring up in conversation? Religion, politics and money. Well, two out of three isn't bad in this section. Sporcle offers a great selection of religion quizzes and games for everyone. If you are looking for Bible trivia, Jewish quizzes, or any other beliefs, there is religion quiz here for you. If you're feeling up for a challenge, see if you can determine the religion by the symbol or if you can name all of the Greek gods in a Greek quiz. Don't worry; even if you don't get a 100% on everything, you're still clear of the seven deadly sins. |
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31 points And God spake saying, "Thou shalt not pause thy Sporcle quiz and Google the answers, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that cheateth." 11 points It must have been pretty foresighted of the KJV translators in 1611 to bring out a special US edition with American spellings of words like honour, neighbour and labour. 10 points Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's ass haha...yes I know what it actually means...still funny, I'm immature, sue me 10 points I always thought the placement of #5 was interesting. The first four are all basically about respect: no other gods, no false idols, no taking God's name in vain, honor your parents. Then, after all that: by the way, don't kill anybody. 10 points melissa, #5 may seem out of place, but note that the commandments begin with the person's relationship with God, to their relationship with family and then their relationship with others. When it comes to the relationship with others, the first rule is "don't kill them." I think that's a pretty good place to start. 9 points How did all of that fit on those tablets? 7 points The ten commandments begin with "I am the Lord your God who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage"
This is because they are not a list of rules whereby a person would earn God's acceptance but a standard of godly living for those who had already been saved by God. A quick look at the text of Exodus 20 will confirm this. 7 points The 2nd commandment is loooong. I wonder if this is where Monty Python got the inspiration for the "Holy hand grenade of Antioch" portion from the Book of Armaments. 7 points I should actually clarify my above comment, on second reading I look like one of those angry people that comes on religious quizzes... to criticise religion! I'm a Christian myself but it just made me chuckle that my first guess was 'not' and it came up with more answers than commandments. 6 points As an athiest I'm reasonably happy with 60th percentile. mind you I've always thought 5-10 were fairly reasonable standards to live under anyway! |
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