Which Theologian Are You?
So i took this test a couple of times and Jurgen Moltmann always came out on top. So let me know which theologian you are most like.| You scored as Jurgen Moltmann. The problem of evil is central to your thought, and only a crucified God can show that God is not indifferent to human suffering. Christian discipleship means identifying with suffering but also anticipating the new creation of all things that God will bring about.
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posted by J.R. Woodward @ 1:22 AM
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I ended up as Karl Barth. Makes sense. It's missing a lot of good theologians on the test though...
I enjoy Barth. Yeah, it would be cool if they had a few others.
All right. I'll admit it. Mine was Fredrich Schleiermacher. I didn't even know who the guy was, but then when I read about him, I was like, "Yeah, I guess that's me." Funny though, I found that those who oppose Schleiermacher (such as Barth, interestingly) say that the ideas of man (his concentration on the ideal and the real) take the place of God. But then last on my test was Augustine, who was a Neoplatonist, which is something I've studied a lot. So wierd how things make so much senese and yet don't make any sens at all sometimes to me. I guess maybe sometimes I react against the Platonic distance between the ideal and real that I see symbolized, sympathised with, and lived out around me so much.
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