Re: Religion poll

2006-09-26 Thread Ronn!Blankenship
At 11:35 PM Monday 9/25/2006, pencimen wrote: David Hobby wrote: Type A is authoritarian, metes out punishment, and is highly involved in world and personal affairs (the view of about 31 percent). Type B is benevolent, also active in the world and individual lives, but more

Re: Religion poll

2006-09-26 Thread David Hobby
Ronn!Blankenship wrote: At 11:35 PM Monday 9/25/2006, pencimen wrote: ... How about type E, the Marty Feldman look-alike with a magnifying glass and various insidious impliments (borrowed from the Bush administration no doubt) and taking great delight in making as many of us as miserable as

RE: Religion poll

2006-09-26 Thread Horn, John
On Behalf Of pencimen Type A is authoritarian, metes out punishment, and is highly involved in world and personal affairs (the view of about 31 percent). Type B is benevolent, also active in the world and individual lives, but more forgiving (23 percent). Type C is

Re: Religion poll

2006-09-25 Thread Ronn!Blankenship
At 02:57 PM Monday 9/25/2006, David Hobby wrote: Pretty much a ghostpost here, but I like the four views of god bit. (Particularly if they were actually found as clusters in the responses to the poll, rather than having been pulled out of the researchers' hats.) The fact that they are

Re: Religion poll

2006-09-25 Thread pencimen
David Hobby wrote: Type A is authoritarian, metes out punishment, and is highly involved in world and personal affairs (the view of about 31 percent). Type B is benevolent, also active in the world and individual lives, but more forgiving (23 percent). Type C is critical, not