Some things were not meant for all people for all times. I scored a 40.
J
April 01, 201012:14pm
Honestly--I think a label such as "conservative" vs "progressive" are cultural labels more than they are accurate assessments of varied Biblical exegesis. For instance, I was graded as conservative but my beliefs on the role of women in the church was considered "progressive". I don't base that belief on a cultural progression or the women's liberation movement but on the transcendent, inerrant scripture in Galatians that announced the equality of genders, races, and those under different socioeconomic status.
laruejd
March 24, 20106:02pm
There are portions of the Bible that were meant figuratively or are parables but on major issues such as homosexuality, adultery, etc. we cannot change the interpretation of the Bible just because culture has changed.
Bill
March 03, 201012:01pm
An interesting quiz. It pegged me where most people would probably do, although I disagree. However, I also recognize my stance as highly unusual. For conventional views it is quite likely reasonably accurate.
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Rick
Some things were not meant for all people for all times. I scored a 40.
J
Honestly--I think a label such as "conservative" vs "progressive" are cultural labels more than they are accurate assessments of varied Biblical exegesis. For instance, I was graded as conservative but my beliefs on the role of women in the church was considered "progressive". I don't base that belief on a cultural progression or the women's liberation movement but on the transcendent, inerrant scripture in Galatians that announced the equality of genders, races, and those under different socioeconomic status.
laruejd
There are portions of the Bible that were meant figuratively or are parables but on major issues such as homosexuality, adultery, etc. we cannot change the interpretation of the Bible just because culture has changed.
Bill
An interesting quiz. It pegged me where most people would probably do, although I disagree. However, I also recognize my stance as highly unusual. For conventional views it is quite likely reasonably accurate.
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