RainSong wrote:
JakeG wrote:
RainSong wrote:
And JakeG, you could get any answer you wanted on even the most scientfic test, so long as you know what you're talking about. It's not hard.
That is not the point. The point is that this test is bad because it can give a result contraindicative of the true situation even answering all the questions correctly and honestly.
The test is not physic. It cannot read your mind. And while the choices may be limited, so long as you answer them truthfully, you should get the correct answer, at least according to the defintions of the answers.
I presume you mean psychic?
My whole point was that the problem with the test is that it doesn't function in the manner in which you suggested e.g. you can put answers that are allied to agnosticism yet get 'atheist' as your result. I don't know how to express this any clearer.
My whole point was that this test obfuscates the issue as one can answer the questions truthfully and get the wrong answer.
It would be easier just to state the definitions of the terms 'atheist', 'theist' and 'agnostic'.