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Instant_Killa:
i loved this quiz...im not too surprised, but i don know what neo pagan means...

1.  Neo-Pagan (100%)  
2.  Unitarian Universalism (94%)  
3.  Hinduism (92%)  
4.  Sikhism (90%)  
5.  Jainism (88%)  
6.  Mahayana Buddhism (87%)  
7.  Liberal Quakers (86%)  
8.  New Age (82%)  
9.  Reform Judaism (72%)  
10.  Bahá'í Faith (71%)  
11.  Theravada Buddhism (69%)  
12.  New Thought (68%)  
13.  Scientology (67%)  
14.  Orthodox Judaism (65%)  
15.  Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (61%)  
16.  Orthodox Quaker (60%)  
17.  Islam (54%)  
18.  Secular Humanism (52%)  
19.  Taoism (50%)  
20.  Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (50%)  
21.  Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (40%)  
22.  Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (34%)  
23.  Nontheist (34%)  
24.  Seventh Day Adventist (33%)  
25.  Jehovah's Witness (28%)  
26.  Eastern Orthodox (27%)  
27.  Roman Catholic (27%)  

Instant_Killa:
this is shocking, i checked this at some site...

Just as the term "Eastern religions" refers to Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, etc., the terms "Neo-Pagan"  "Neopagan," and "Pagan" refer to a collection of separate religions that share a few common themes.

A Neopagan religion is a modern faith which has been recently reconstructed from beliefs, deities, symbols, practices and other elements of an ancient religion. For example, the Druidic religion is based on the faith and practices of the ancient Celtic professional class; followers of Asatru adhere to the ancient, pre-Christian Norse religion; Wiccans also trace their roots back to the pre-Celtic era in Europe. Other Neo-pagans follow Roman, Greek, Egyptian or another ancient tradition.

Many Wiccans and other Neopagans refer to themselves simply as "Pagans." Unfortunately, the word has many different meanings -- some quite negative. The term "Neopagan" is less ambiguous.

Many people are confused between Neopaganism and Satanism:

 To some Fundamentalist Christians, all religions other than Judaism and Christianity are actually varieties of Satanism. To them, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Taoism, and the various Neopagan religions are all forms of Satanism, or at least are led by Satan or his demons.
 To almost everyone else, Neopagan religions are simply individual faith groups with little or no connection to Satanism.

SATANISM? IS CONNECTED TO NEO PAGANISM?????

WTF

Instant_Killa:
^^^^^to Trauma and Doggy, my uncle (mom's brother) is a follower of that Bahai Faith, its a new form of religion, i dont know much about it but there is meditiation involved in that religion...they have a temple at New Dheli....he used to go to this place and pray...


Instant_Killa:
this time i took medium priorities on all and choose a few more options, this is what i got on my second thought:


 1.  Jainism (100%)  
2.  Hinduism (94%)  
3.  Mahayana Buddhism (93%)  
4.  Neo-Pagan (89%)  
5.  Sikhism (88%)  
6.  Liberal Quakers (87%)  
7.  Unitarian Universalism (87%)  
8.  Theravada Buddhism (80%)  
9.  Bahá'í Faith (79%)  
10.  New Age (78%)  
11.  Reform Judaism (75%)  
12.  New Thought (68%)  
13.  Scientology (68%)  
14.  Taoism (67%)  
15.  Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (65%)  
16.  Orthodox Quaker (65%)  
17.  Orthodox Judaism (64%)  
18.  Islam (57%)  
19.  Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (52%)  
20.  Secular Humanism (47%)  
21.  Seventh Day Adventist (38%)  
22.  Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (35%)  
23.  Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (34%)  
24.  Eastern Orthodox (27%)  
25.  Nontheist (27%)  
26.  Roman Catholic (27%)  
27.  Jehovah's Witness (24%)  
 

H2O proof MC:
wow I think this quiz must have been some sort of sign for me.  I was looking up stuff about the baha'i faith and that is everything I have always believed.  Anyone know ANYTHING about this hit me up on AIM, I am very curious about this.

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