| Which theologian are you? |
| You scored as a Friedrich Schleiermacher |
| You seek to make inner feeling and awareness of God the centre of your theology, which is the foundation of liberalism. Unfortunately, atheists are quick to accuse you of simply projecting humanity onto 'God' and liberalism never really recovers. |
| Friedrich Schleiermacher | | 73% | | Jürgen Moltmann | | 67% | | Anselm | | 60% | | Martin Luther | | 53% | | Paul Tillich | | 47% | | Charles Finney | | 40% | | Karl Barth | | 40% | | John Calvin | | 33% | | Jonathan Edwards | | 27% | | Augustine | | 20% | |
I really didn't expect that answer, but I see that the top three are not too far apart.
2 comments:
me = charles finney.
which is perfect, because I love his Systematic Theology -- and his book saved me from reformed theology when I thought I was going crazy because everyone around me was embracing calvinism lock, stock, and barrel. he is one of the few theologians that I can read and enjoy :).
i can't even pronounce the guy that you are...i'm going to go wiki him.
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