Can We Guess Your Religion In Just 30 Questions?

By: Zoe Samuel
Estimated Completion Time
3 min
Can We Guess Your Religion In Just 30 Questions?
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About This Quiz

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Are you ready to put your faith to the test? In just 30 questions, we'll try to guess what is your religion based on your responses on this religion quiz. Whether you're a devout follower, a casual believer, or a dedicated atheist, this religion quiz will challenge your views on faith and spirituality. Let's see if we can uncover the religion that aligns with your beliefs!

Faith plays a significant role in the lives of billions of people worldwide. From guiding major life decisions to influencing daily choices, religion can shape our identities, spiritual forces that guides your spiritual path, and actions in profound ways. Whether you're deeply involved in your faith community or more of a casual observer, this religion quiz will delve into your beliefs and practices that God created to determine where you fall on the spiritual spectrum of life force. Let's explore the world of religion together!

So, are you a devout follower, a spiritual seeker, or a skeptic when it comes to matters of faith? Share your thoughts and beliefs with us, and we'll take our best shot at guessing your religion. Whether you're actively engaged in religious practices or prefer a more laid-back approach to spirituality, this religion quiz will challenge your assumptions and reveal fascinating insights about your worldview. Let's embark on a journey of self-discovery and see if we can uncover the religious tradition that resonates with you!

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Is God always moral in the conventional sense?
Yes, always.
Yes, but God isn't God in the conventional sense.
No, sometimes God is a real jerk.
No.
Is there more than one god?
Yes, there are three.
Yes and no.
No.
This is a false premise.
Is God's (or gods') law good because God (or gods) came up with it, or did they give it to humanity because it is good?
The former.
Both.
The latter.
Neither.

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Where does God (or gods) come from?
The important one was born on Earth.
France.
God predates creation.
Our imaginations.
When was the Earth created?
6,000 years ago.
Millions of years ago, at least.
5,775 years ago.
Billions of years ago.
Who was the greatest antagonist in your religion's texts?
The Devil.
Mankind.
The Pharaoh.
God.

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What dietary restrictions should you probably follow?
Nothing but fish on Fridays.
Veganism.
Avoid lobster.
I should eat a more balanced diet.
How important is charity to your ethos?
It's pretty important!
It's not the most important thing.
It's important I do it anonymously.
It's a moral responsibility.
How important is environmentalism to your ethos?
It's not really stated, but it's in the spirit of the law.
It's the most important thing.
It's not explicitly stated, but it's important.
It's not a moral imperative, but a survivalist one.

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Is your religion explicitly tied to a geographic region?
It's tied to several.
Not really geographic per se...
Yes.
No.
How many wars has your religion waged in the name of faith?
Oh gosh, dozens at least.
None.
A handful, mostly thousands of years ago.
None, but members of my religion have waged wars in the past.
How much has your faith diverged from its form at its founding?
It's gone through an evolution we pretend hasn't really happened.
Not at all.
We write whole books about it.
It's always changing.

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How many revisions has your primary text gone through?
A couple deliberately, but many by accident.
None.
None, but we have an addendum.
We don't have one.
How many secondary texts does your religion have?
A few dozen.
None.
One.
Thousands.
Does your religion have a head?
Yes, it does. There's one for each sect.
Yes, just one.
Explicitly not.
No, by default.

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How focused on the end of the world is your religion?
Very.
Totally.
Not very much.
Not at all.
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Do you believe in an afterlife?
Yes, and it's a big deal.
Yes, and it's not a big deal.
Not explicitly.
No.
Do you believe in divine punishment?
Yes, we do.
Not explicitly.
Not really.
No.

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How do you feel about sin?
It's the worst thing you an do.
It's not that big a deal.
It's less important than you'd think.
It's unimportant.
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What vice is most unacceptable?
Lust
Sloth.
Wrath.
Envy.
How many nations explicitly claim to be of your religion?
Dozens.
None.
One.
A few, in a manner of speaking.

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Historically speaking, how oppressed is your religion?
We oppress ourselves more than anything.
Not at all.
Very.
It depends on if we are openly members of our faith.
Have people of your faith been killed for their faith in the last 1,000 years?
A few have.
No.
Millions have.
Hundreds have.
How easy is it to convert to your religion?
Very easy.
It's complicated.
It's very difficult.
It's not too complex.

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How many people of your faith are converts?
Few.
All.
Almost none.
Most.
Does your religion require the belief in a God or gods?
Yes, explicitly.
Yes, and no.
No, but it helps.
No.
Does anyone in your religion recommend punishing apostates?
Some do.
None that I'm aware of.
No, but we think it is sad.
No, but maybe we should.

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How literate are the very religious of your faith?
Pretty literate.
They can read at least three languages.
Extraordinarily so.
They have more degrees than a compass.
How many other faiths does yours have major friction with?
Quite a few.
One in particular.
Two or three.
All of them.
How popular is your religion's holiday calendar outside of your religion?
Extremely.
Not at all.
In some parts of the world, it's very popular.
We don't really have one.

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