Post by FilmFlaneur on Jul 25, 2019 19:57:22 GMT
Only 9% of people got a score higher than 75% — which doesn’t sound all that impressive — but Jews, atheists, and agnostics fared better than Christians overall.
Fortunately I'm one of the 9%,
One assumes this is ironic since you say:
the only ones that should feel proud of the accomplishment is [sic] theophobiacs
when
it could fuel their feelings of omniscience while not actually having to know anything a Jeopardy category on religious studies wouldn;t provide the answers to.
The somewhat resentful tone of this comment probably tells the reader more about you than others . But if the quiz is so easy then why did the theophiliacs so often do so badly?