Okay, I'm not sure if I'm officially a UU (well, I probably can't be, since I don't attend church there, come to think of it) I've always respected their beliefs. (It's easy to respect beliefs when they fit exactly what you think, hehee!) So, with honor to the true UUer's here, I still took the test.
1. Pagan
2. Native American Spirituality
3. [font=Arial, Helvetica]Buddhist (Why did the font just change color?! I'm worried now.)
4. Unitarian
5. Atheist
6. Humanist
7.Christian.
Quite frankly, I was suprised that my score for Christianity was so low. You'd think that being raised in a religion would effect you, especially if you aren't rebelling or dismissing that religion as not being valid. I was also suprised that I scored 'higher' in Atheism versus Christianity. Doesn't believing in several gods and godesses make a person even further from being an athiest? (Again, not that I'm dismissing atheism, either.) After all, you'd be not believing in several dieties, as opposed to simply not believing in one. Hmm... Maybe I'm putting to much thought into this.
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