Reading up on Jim’s weblog, I came across a quiz: “Which theologian are you?” It seems heavily weighted towards those theologians that would be interesting to those in Reformed circles (Karl Barth is like a Reformed demigod; Charles Finney started out Presbyterian; Calvin was a huge reformer; Augustine is their most ancient saint; etc.) but I suppose that since Jim is the one that pointed to the quiz, I shouldn’t be too surprised. According to the quiz, I’m most similar to the anti-hero Charles Finney. I can say that I’ve heard Orthodox theology mistaken for the Pelagian Heresy — something Finney gets accused of here — but I suspect that is because people don’t understand the original heresy nor Orthodox theology. 
You scored as Charles Finney. You’re passionate about God and love to preach the Gospel. Your theology borders on pelagianism and it is said that if God were taken out of your theology, it would look exactly the same.
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Charles Finney |
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67% | |
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John Calvin |
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53% | |
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Friedrich Schleiermacher |
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53% | |
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Karl Barth |
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47% | |
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Augustine |
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40% | |
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J½rgen Moltmann |
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33% | |
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Martin Luther |
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33% | |
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Anselm |
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20% | |
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Paul Tillich |
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13% | |
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Jonathan Edwards |
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