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No it doesn't. From your response, I sense that you are not a religious person. Because even in any given religion, there are those that are on the left, and those that are on the right. AKA conservatives and liberals.Not when it comes to social issues like abortion and gay marriage. It has everything to do with a person's point of view regarding some things.
I think the questions could be written clearly with no ambiguity but for some reason, they are not. Just like poll questions.The test questions must have been written by a Liberal pollster. They are too vague or leading. For example:
- People with a criminal history should not be able to vote. RE: what kind of criminal history? Marijuana possession? Counterfeiting? Arson? Other...? My answer would be different depending on what the criminal history was.
- It does not make sense to understand the motivations of terrorists because they are self-evidently evil. RE: Trying to understand Terrorist motivations is not tied to whether they are evil or not. They are an enemy and it always makes sense to understand your enemy. I would disagree but NOT because they are self-evidently evil.
Yes, but like I said before, if you get that much into the questions, then it will be a very LOOOONNNNGGGG quiz, and nobody here will take the time to actually take it. Would you take a half hour long political quiz?
No it doesnt'. From your response, I send that you are not a religious person. Because even in any given religion, there are those that are on the left, and those that are on the right. AKA conservatives and liberals.Not when it comes to social issues like abortion and gay marriage. It has everything to do with a person's point of view regarding some things.
I have taken a 70 something question political quiz. I don't know for sure if it took a half an hour to finish, but it felt that long.The test questions must have been written by a Liberal pollster. They are too vague or leading. For example:
- People with a criminal history should not be able to vote. RE: what kind of criminal history? Marijuana possession? Counterfeiting? Arson? Other...? My answer would be different depending on what the criminal history was.
- It does not make sense to understand the motivations of terrorists because they are self-evidently evil. RE: Trying to understand Terrorist motivations is not tied to whether they are evil or not. They are an enemy and it always makes sense to understand your enemy. I would disagree but NOT because they are self-evidently evil.
Yes, but like I said before, if you get that much into the questions, then it will be a very LOOOONNNNGGGG quiz, and nobody here will take the time to actually take it. Would you take a half hour long political quiz?
It does. It's just that different people are influenced by different aspects of their religion as far as politics go. I am figuring that Marc comes from a denomination that is heavy on the Social Gospel stuff, rather than the Fundamentalist Baptist influence on mine. So he votes left, and I vote right.No it doesnt'. From your response, I send that you are not a religious person. Because even in any given religion, there are those that are on the left, and those that are on the right. AKA conservatives and liberals.Not when it comes to social issues like abortion and gay marriage. It has everything to do with a person's point of view regarding some things.
Whatever. I say that religious beliefs affect people's point of view even when it comes to politics (sometimes especially when it comes to politics). Start a poll.
Was it a CNN quiz?The long one I took called me a "Fascist Capitalist".... Whatever the hell that is.
Did it call you a basket of deplorables?
Your guess would be wrong.It does. It's just that different people are influenced by different aspects of their religion as far as politics go. I am figuring that Marc comes from a denomination that is heavy on the Social Gospel stuff, rather than the Fundamentalist Baptist influence on mine. So he votes left, and I vote right.
Nope. It just called me a Fascist Capitalist. Fascists weren't huge fans of free markets, though they did let some industries remain somewhat free if they felt they'd be run better privately than by the state. Economically, there is nothing fascist about me, socially I may have some agreement with fascists I guess. It was probably created by a leftist to give me some sort of weird label like that.The long one I took called me a "Fascist Capitalist".... Whatever the hell that is.
Did it call you a basket of deplorables?
Yeah, you did mention that, my bad.I already told you in the other thread when you asked me! Mostly just social issues, gay marriage, abortion . . . . helping poor people in our own country. Mmmm, yeah that's probably about it.
I am more in the middle when it comes to taxation, regulations and things like that. Unlike some on the right, I am not for PURE capitalism. I think we need a healthy mix, BUT I don't trust government enough to give them such responsibilities.
The Bible is also heavy on the fundamentalist stuff.Your guess would be wrong.It does. It's just that different people are influenced by different aspects of their religion as far as politics go. I am figuring that Marc comes from a denomination that is heavy on the Social Gospel stuff, rather than the Fundamentalist Baptist influence on mine. So he votes left, and I vote right.
BTW, the Bible is "heavy on the social gospel stuff"...look it up.
Yeah, you did mention that, my bad.I already told you in the other thread when you asked me! Mostly just social issues, gay marriage, abortion . . . . helping poor people in our own country. Mmmm, yeah that's probably about it.
I am more in the middle when it comes to taxation, regulations and things like that. Unlike some on the right, I am not for PURE capitalism. I think we need a healthy mix, BUT I don't trust government enough to give them such responsibilities.
So how many democrats have you voted for in your life?
So what does that tell you?The Bible is also heavy on the fundamentalist stuff.
So how can you be centrist then?None. I hate leftist policies and leftist politicians.
What I mean is that for some people, certain parts of the bible speak to them more than others, and that is how religious views can influence your politics. If the social gospel aspect of the bible appeals to you most, then you'll probably vote more to the left than the right, as an example.So what does that tell you?The Bible is also heavy on the fundamentalist stuff.
BTW, if it's in the Bible...it's fundamental.
