Science & Religion Compass

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https://www.sciencereligioncompass.org/

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[Dr. MB]

[afleitch]

Yeah, the language and question choice is decidedly non neutral which is a shame but it's questionable if they understand the tenets of 'science belief.'

It is Theos (and it shows) who recently released a long survey based report on 'Nones' in the UK and didn't mention disagreement with religious based morality as a factor in lack of belief. So it might be off the back of this.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Yeah, the language and question choice is decidedly non neutral which is a shame but it's questionable if they understand the tenets of 'science belief.'

It is Theos (and it shows) who recently released a long survey based report on 'Nones' in the UK and didn't mention disagreement with religious based morality as a factor in lack of belief. So it might be off the back of this.

Yeah, there's a frustratingly bloodless quality to this sort of analysis of secularization, as if they're quizzing you on whether or not Keynesian and neoclassical economics are compatible. Multiple questions on the quiz are expressly about source-of-values questions, and yet the quiz as a whole doesn't show any real understanding of why people consider those questions important to forming their own worldviews.

[Del Tachi]

I'm off the charts!

[Kleine Scheiße]

one would think i just hit neutral for everything but i actually had a full range of responses to the questions

[°Leprechaun]

I got green scientism, don't know how to share my results.
Far right. On the horizon.

I answered a few questions "neither", if I didn't like the question.

All the other questions I strongly favored science over religion.

No surprises in all of this.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

[Builder Refused]

https://www.sciencereligioncompass.org/result/980539b5-b755-4763-88f6-79ddb9c3a13d
A lot of these I'm like, who cares about inconsistency just don't be pretentious. Like you're moved by prophecy and hear the voice of God, cool just don't be an a-hole and take care of yourself. Or you're a STEM lord who likes to think about what makes things tick, it's like yeah, well you're dumb and your explanations are dumb, you gotta have vibes.

[the artist formerly known as catmusic]

[Antonio the Sixth]

I agree some of these questions and the interpretation that's given feel odd. Still, this seems broadly right for me.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Science and religion are the same. We know Jews, Arabs and Blks are the Flintstones and Jews are the original cave man and the Celts we're the last phase of the Evolution everyone else evolved before them. Asians, Arab and Latinos are yellow skinned, whites are red skinned, and Blks are negroid race.

The Ice Ages killed off the Dinosaur and turned them into lizards but we are all mammals warm  blooded are our primate kingdom and Lizards are the cold blooded kingdom which include fish and insects
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Pharoah and Hebrew Queens enslave Hebrews, Arabs and Blks to build pyramids African Kings sold blks into slavery and Cortez enslaved Native Americans and they became the Latino race

God is cause and effect anything can be in Nirvana but God came to us thru prophets and miracles of Moses, Christ, Allah and Buddha, all in the right order they came Mosaic law is Passover, Christian law is communion, Mohammed is Ramadan and Buddha law is reincarnated

[muon2]

As a semiretired professional scientist who spent four years as the moderator of my church's congregation, my dot is nearly at the center of the graph but quite red - compatible.

[支持核绿派 (Greens4Nuclear)]

“ Science is true, but religion has some value ”

For you, science is the only (or main) way to the truth and religion is only really a cultural phenomenon, so the two can get on just fine. But you’re likely to add an important caveat to this: the two can get on just as long as religion doesn’t try and make any truth claims and sticks to what it does best – building community and helping others. When it comes to the job of understanding reality, it has nothing important to contribute. If you’re here, your temperature is probably a bit cool.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Feels like the political quadrant all over again.

“ Live and let live, what’s all the fuss? ”

Substantive
Functional
If you find yourself here, you probably don’t think a lot about this, or indeed, care very much about this whole debate. As far as you are concerned, religion is a cultural thing and there are different ways of finding out about reality, not just science. Frankly, you can’t see what the fuss is all about. Why can’t people just live and let live? People here often have a tepid temperature on the science and religion thermometer, because they are not overly fussed about the whole debate.

[Cokeland Saxton]

https://www.sciencereligioncompass.org/result/984284a9-7e61-4c60-a9c8-4ea4fbbce410

[Illiniwek]

https://www.sciencereligioncompass.org/result/98451fbd-a468-4dda-a157-dfe319f69656

[UWS]

Substantive

[longtimelurker]

https://www.sciencereligioncompass.org/result/98c9a43a-9168-4484-9f2d-cdbd8f9e8991

[buritobr]

This is my one