January 13, 2006

I cannot help myself.

You scored as Chalcedon compliant. You are Chalcedon compliant. Congratulations, you're not a heretic. You believe that Jesus is truly God and truly man and like us in every respect, apart from sin. Officially approved in 451.

Chalcedon compliant

100%

Pelagianism

67%

Modalism

50%

Nestorianism

33%

Monarchianism

33%

Monophysitism

17%

Apollanarian

8%

Arianism

0%

Adoptionist

0%

Docetism

0%

Donatism

0%

Socinianism

0%

Gnosticism

0%

Albigensianism

0%

Are you a heretic?
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Posted by tripp at January 13, 2006 03:08 PM
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Yes! I too am Chalcedon compliant!

Officially, Not a Heretic!

That is, none of the below:


Adoptionism - God granted Jesus powers and then adopted him as a Son.
Albigenses - Reincarnation and two gods: one good and other evil.
Apollinarianism - Jesus divine will overshadowed and replaced the human.
Arianism - Jesus was a lesser, created being.
Docetism - Jesus was divine, but only seemed to be human.
Donatism - Validity of sacraments depends on character of the minister.
Gnosticism - Dualism of good and bad and special knowledge for salvation.
Kenosis - Jesus gave up some divine attributes while on earth.
Modalism - God is one person in three modes.
Monarchianism - God is one person.
Monophysitism - Jesus had only one nature: divine.
Nestorianism - Jesus was two persons.
Patripassionism - The Father suffered on the cross
Pelagianism - Man is unaffected by the fall and can keep all of God's laws.
Socinianism - Denial of the Trinity. Jesus is a deified man.
Tritheism - the Trinity is really three separate gods.


Worship & Enjoy
Ron
http://revdrron.blogspot.com

Posted by: Ron at January 13, 2006 04:51 PM

I took it also, but I only scored something like 96% compliant, and I was higher in the Pelagianism department.

Oh well . . .

Posted by: Reverend Ref at January 13, 2006 09:41 PM

WARNING:
You may want to watch your Pelagianism Quotient. Perhaps there's a book you can read or some sort of hobby you could take up in an attempt to save yourself from this terrible affliction.

Better yet write this down on an index card and keep it with you at all times, reading it frequently:
"God helps those who help themselves" = False.
"God helps those who do nothing to help themselves" = False.
That should keep everything nice and clear. Refer all further questions to the pretty, blue bottle of gin.

Posted by: Richard Easterling at January 16, 2006 01:49 PM