Religious meter.

In my opinion, the test is primarily aimed at newcomers. It's not entirely clear why such a thing is even needed. If a person believes, they don't need to take a test to find out. It seems silly – "I took the test, and suddenly it dawned on me that I'm a Muslim. Strange, it didn't seem that way at the mosque I attend every Friday. Now I finally understand why I use a prayer rug several times a day..." As for newcomers, almost everyone should have ended up with agnosticism. It's neither a religion nor a heresy, and it can't really be called atheism either... it's just a silly position held by people who lack confidence in life. People who don't have the strength to either believe in God or boldly deny his existence. I got a rather bizarre result – a high percentage of Judaism (a religion I strongly dislike), extremely high scores for Islam and Satanism... and, frankly, Satanism has never been and never will be a religion. Showman Anton Shanor La Vey doesn't count; he wrote his "bible" for fun. In reality, you can call someone a Satanist if they are embittered towards Christianity and their beliefs are radically opposed to traditional morality. Judaism: 56% Buddhism: 70% Agnosticism: 36% Atheism: 73% Christianity: 42% Satanism: 67% Islam: 65% Paganism: 57% Hinduism: 38%