1. | Orthodox Judaism (100%) |
2. | Islam (98%) |
3. | Reform Judaism (93%) |
4. | Baha'i Faith (81%) |
5. | Sikhism (81%) |
6. | Jainism (71%) |
7. | Liberal Quakers (68%) |
8. | Orthodox Quaker (66%) |
9. | Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (61%) |
10. | Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (57%) |
11. | Jehovah's Witness (57%) |
12. | Unitarian Universalism (55%) |
13. | Seventh Day Adventist (55%) |
14. | Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (54%) |
15. | Mahayana Buddhism (50%) |
16. | Hinduism (47%) |
17. | Neo-Pagan (47%) |
18. | Eastern Orthodox (42%) |
19. | Roman Catholic (42%) |
20. | Theravada Buddhism (38%) |
21. | New Age (38%) |
22. | Scientology (37%) |
23. | Secular Humanism (30%) |
24. | New Thought (29%) |
25. | Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (26%) |
26. | Taoism (25%) |
27. | Nontheist (21%) |
I always end up with Orthodox Judaism and Islam flipping back and forth. So it makes sense that one of my best friends is an Orthodox Jewish woman who I love like my own sister. I always have to chuckle that the faith that I was raised with usually falls 10 or lower - in this case 14. Middle to conservative Christianity - Christianity in general - and I just were not a good fit.
But this is my Belief-O-Matic results for this time around :)
lol Shalom!
ReplyDeleteLOL - ironically, one of my best friends is an Orthodox Jew :)
ReplyDeleteawww. I just got all tingly inside!!!!!!!!
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