Neo-Orthodox Me

I think I took this quiz a couple of years ago. Still haven’t changed.

You Scored as Neo orthodoxYou are neo-orthodox. You reject the human-centredness and scepticism of liberal theology, but neither do you go to the other extreme and make the Bible the central issue for faith. You believe that Christ is God’s most important revelation to humanity, and the Trinity is hugely important in your theology. The Bible is also important because it points us to the revelation of Christ. You are influenced by Karl Barth and P T Forsyth.

Neo orthodox

82%

Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan

71%

Emergent/Postmodern

57%

Roman Catholic

50%

Classical Liberal

43%

Charismatic/Pentecostal

43%

Reformed Evangelical

36%

Modern Liberal

32%

Fundamentalist

14%

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