.. You scored as Martin Luther. The daddy of the Reformation. You are opposed to any Catholic ideas of works-salvation and see the scriptures as being primarily authoritative.
Martin Luther
73%
Anselm
73%
John Calvin
60%
Karl Barth
60%
Charles Finney
60%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
33%
Jürgen Moltmann
33%
Augustine
33%
Jonathan Edwards
27%
Paul Tillich
0%
Which theologian are you?
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Profile courtesy of MySpace LayoutsOk...so here's the deal. The fine folks at myspace have inconveniently tubed my old page so I'm starting all over again. I began life as a very small person. I'm the son of Roy and Barb. Some of my favorite memories as a young child is going to A&W Rootbeer in the middle of the hot summer night because it was too hot and humid to sleep. Dad would roll all the windows down in the 54 Mercury and the hot, moist wind would blow through the car and we'd laugh and sing songs at the top of our lungs. Back in the day dad was a pitcher on a softball team and many summer nights were spent under the lights watching dad play. Dad always considered himself a bit of a musician though in actuality he was a long way off the turn-pike. He would sing songs to us kids with titles like "Dumber Than Me", "Brick Bats Are Falling On My Head" and the always entertaining "I'll Be Loving You Sideways." He was eccentric and fun and never dull to be with. Mom had all these quotes that would spring up at stressful times. Much of the stress, usually caused by my siblings and I, would surface and the quotes would fly. These quotables were usually accompanied with great amounts of vocal volume. I remember hearing "demon possessed brat" alot and "it seems you don't have the sense god gave a goose." These quotes were usually followed up by the sound of my laughter and the rustling of my clothes as I rolled around on the floor. Mom came by using these quotes naturally. My Grandfather, her dad, had some awesome quotes as well. He was always going to "rammy-kack" me whenever I messed up and pissed him off. He also used the term "odds-bodkins" a lot...never knew the meaning of that one. Grandpa Jay was a wild man who briefly played the sax. Mom was a musician and dad was a poet and cartoonist and all of my creativity comes directly from my parents and I'm extremely grateful. I'm a musican, artist, poet and never at a loss for words. I've spent the majority of my life making music for a living, enjoyed a short stint as a traveling musician in the Christian rock band Heirborn back in the late 70's & early 80's and later as a worship & arts pastor at various churches on the west coast. The pastoral experience wasn't totally awesome and without pitfalls. I've found that I don't fit well in the corporate church world. I still find time to write a good share of music, I write songs to God, I write love songs and songs of social commentary and I enjoy writing about the world and it's people the way I see it. Basically, I just want to stay prolific. For a real job I'm spending my days selling new homes for Copper Basin Construction Inc. to make ends meet but I'm always on the look out for a new gig. I was playing at Tony's On The Lake in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, but that gig ended. Georgi and I have recently moved to downtown Spokane, WA. and I'm looking for places to play downtown Spokane. If and when I score a new place to play I'll let you know then you can...come see me! Music and the arts have always been a huge part of my life and always will be until my wife pries my Taylor guitar out of my cold dead riga mortised hand. I'm enjoying a renaissance of life, doing church the way I think it should be done, playing the music I want to play without outside interference and enjoying life with all of it's ups and downs. I'm also enjoying walking the path with Georgi. Georgi is my wife, lover, mother of my children and best friend. She has been my greatest supporter and harshest critic and through it all her love and concern for me has been at the heart of the matter. Speaking of 'matter' there are a few things that matter to me at this point in life. Walking with my God in a natural and purposed manner is huge...it's everything. Knowing that I have four wonderful children who love each other and love others is huge. Loving people regardless of who they are or how they appear is huge. Dying well will be a joy.
You Are 4: The Individualist
You are sensitive and intuitive, with others and yourself.
You are creative and dreamy... plus dramatic and unpredictable.
You're emotionally honest, real, and easily hurt.
Totally expressive, others always know exactly how you feel.
At Your Best: You are inspired, artistic, and introspective. You know what you're thinking, and you can communicate it well.
At Your Worst: You are melancholy, alienated, and withdrawn.
Your Fixation: Envy
Your Primary Fear: To have no identity
Your Primary Desire: To find yourself
Other Number 4's: Alanis Morisette, Johnny Depp, J.D. Salinger, Jim Morrison, and Anne Rice. What Number Are You?
Mike Dwyer - No Big Deal
Acoustic Americana