Sorry Butty it wasn't unconscious transference on this occasion. I was sitting in my car with the window down (stationary) and a tiny blue butterfly landed on my phone just where the name was. I wasn't going to shoo it, was I? Teach me to second guess, won't it?
Mr Bags and I did it together because we had to discuss the questions. There were quite a few we didn't understand and had to 'interpret' (we may have got it wrong), and then there were several that were really two questions, not one, but you were only allowed one answer. Those defeated us. But you won't be surprised to hear that we are both scientific atheists in spite of these insurmountable problems.
But then, we're scientific everythings! . Him more than me – he's even scientific about drawing and painting!
The percentages are something else DH and I laughed about. When I was telling him his scores, I did about three and he said: " They're not adding up very well, these percentages, are they?" because, of course, they already added up to more than 100% .
A lot of the double questions left us as well. You totally agreed with one bit and totally disagreed with the other bit of the same 'question' (which was really two questions) – what to answer??!
It just demonstrates that these are for fun only. Some of the questions are ambiguous, and the title implies that you should only answer if you fit the criteria of atheist or christian in the first place. Whoever compiled them doesn't understand how to devise a research questionnaire. At least we all know that the good qualities we have aren't reliant on religion or lack of it.