 | INTERACTIVE ASSESSMENT
The Church and Politics Quiz
analysis by Amy E. Black
Where is the "wall of separation" exactly? Uncover the assumptions you carry into your ministry.
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| Topics: | Community, Conflict, Controversy, Division, Judging others, Leadership, Politics |
| Filters: | Committee member, Elder, Generational ministry, Pastor, Preaching, Social justice |
| References: | None |
| Date Added: | August 19, 2008 |
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olah iyanya
i like dis
Samuel Kuyee
The church should be indipendently and no involvement into the politic
Valerie
If this is a valid assessment, my standing with Christ makes me smile. Ten years ago, without Christ, I would have had a very different, displeasing outcome as I was a political advocate. Thanks for this opportunity.
alvinc
Loaded quiz. anti-atheistic.
Dissed "Theocrat"
Is "thumpin' theocrat" supposed to be a joke? If so, it's not funny. At 38/42, that's where I ended up (albeit on the margins) and it hardly seems a respectful or dignified way to describe a worldview. What's the angle in choosing such a charged term? I also couldn't help but notice that the final page, following submission of the second part of the test, appears to be all about selling books. Woud I be acting like a "thumpin' theocrat" were I to mention something about "buyers and sellers" in the temple. Yeah, I thought so . . .
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