Bible Quiz

If you would like to test your Bible knowledge, you might enjoy this quiz. I received great insight from the person who designed this quiz--almost as much, in fact, as I received from the Prayer of Jabez. Look out, Dr. Warren Wiersbe--the About.com Bible pundit is taking the theological world by storm, shining light on profound theological truths, such as Adam's real sin in the Garden of Eden:

In Genesis 2:15 God appoints Adam a gardener in Eden. "The LORD God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to till it and keep it." Distracted by other goals, aims and activities, Adam never attended to this task of caring for the garden. The question that this passage now suggests is whether humanity is doing any better at caring for the earth than Adam?

I'm thrilled to hear insights from those who take the time to read the Old Testament.

Also, be sure to take note of the moving article on About.com's web site, "Pop Spirituality: What's Hot; What's Not," where guru Charles Henderson will update you about the latest spiritual trends. Here is Henderson's noble goal:

But once the passions of religious conviction are let loose upon the world, unchained to any particular tradition or discipline, all sorts of new and wonderful things begin to happen, some quite positive, others much less so. The ideas of a Matthew Fox, for example, are very creative. While the doctrines of the Heaven's Gate cult group were obviously very destructive. Given the widespread popularity of all things spiritual, there is a need for a review of what's hot and what's not in the spiritual arena these days. In that context, we offer the following.

This review of "what's hot and what's not" is certainly a need of mine--I never know which gods are en vogue, and I constantly worry about praying to the unfashionable deity.