All of that and I forgot to mention that I took a worldview quiz I had read about in an article. The guy who wrote the article teaches at a Christian college (some kind) and failed the test with the result of socialism. I figured I might as well take it. I did, and I scored extremely well: 166 out of 174, or something. 95%. So, they sent me to this other page where I could print out a certificate saying I had a Christian Worldview. I saved it so I can print it out when I get to school and have access to a printer. It wasn't hard. Unfortunately, I think I may have misplaced that link too....not very good of me lately. Let me see if I can find it.
http://www.worldviewweekend.com/test/register.php
You have to give your email and name and stuff. It claims it takes like 30-45 minutes, but it didn't take me that long. Most of the questions don't require a lot of thought imo. Anyway, if you want a certificate from this supposedly reputable organization then take the test. I think you only need a 75% to get it. . .
About Me
- David
- Tampa, FL, United States
- God has blessed me with a beautiful wife and a precious daughter. I teach high school math at a Christian school, and I am working towards my MA in Biblical Studies. I come from a strong bough of conservatism. I think a lot. I talk little. I am highly opinionated. I attempt to base each opinion on Scripture. I often think in black and white terms. I fear being stubbornly wrong. I reform when necessary. My blog has been my online journal for a few years now. Ideally, you should be able to see a process of maturation in my blogging. I write what I think, and when I write, I try not to care if what I write might be offensive or considered nosy by those who might be reading. Yet, I am aware that this is not a private journal, and often I do not write for me, but because I want to convey things. I do not use this medium to lecture those that I assume to be reading, but I desire to convey things that I believe are missing. When I discover it, I want to share it. I want to learn. I regret my ignorance. I think we forget Christianity is a relationship with Christ and not a set of rules.
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And now I've found your blog! =) Just in case you don't go back to my blog and read my reply comment, I thought I'd reply to you on your own blog instead.
I agree that my comparison did not match up. I don't think it matches up at all, as a matter of fact. I was merely pointing out that it reminded me of that. And to clarify, I was referring more to an additional church service (Wednesday night, Sunday night, etc.) than the traditional Sunday morning service. I agree, church is important. Fellowship with other believers is important. I just think sometimes Christians put too big of an emphasis on how many times they darken the door of their church, while ignoring other important things, like serving. That's all I was saying. Comprende? =)
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