The Sorting Colander
Which cult will the magical colander sort you into?
The following people knock on your door and introduce their New Religious Movement (NRM) to you.
Based on appearance, which of these people would you be most likely to listen to?
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A
B
C
D
E
Do you believe in the power of meditation to bring about a better society?
Yes
No
Which of these best describes you?
Goal-oriented
Spiritual
Hedonist
Hippy
Materialist
Is extreme sexual freedom (with no limits) ok? For example, adultery, orgies, and public nudity.
Yes - I would participate.
Yes - People can do whatever they want.
No
Do you believe in aliens?
Yes
No
Would you live in a commune?
Yes
No
Maybe
Is sustaining your current religion important?
Yes
No
Are drugs useful for spiritual enlightenment?
Yes
No - “Enlightenment” can be reached by acknowledging and moving past painful experiences.
No - “Enlightenment” can be reached through meditation.
No - Drugs and alcohol should be avoided.
No - Other.
A traditional source of faith is necessary/valid.
True
False
Which of the following scenes appeals to you most?
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A
B
C
D
E
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