A simple quiz to test your suitability for conversion to Christianity. No need for you Christians to be offended—you can use it for recruiting! Want a simple browser and don’t like MicroSoft? Try Firefox. It’s free, its sophistcated, it works.
You can download (10 KB download) this applet right here in zip format. Zipped together as ChristBent.zip are an HTML file like this one (it probably is this one!) and the java applet class file, CBQuestioner.class. Just put the two in the same folder and it should work on a PC.
Heigh! Why not make a quiz sheet of the questions, ask your friends, parents, teachers or ministers to tick answers or you note them, then analyse their answers privately using the applet to find out whether they are good Christians? Good, eh!
Even unhypnotized people can easily be made to believe they saw something they did not. The University of Washington psychologist, Elizabeth Loftus, shows her subjects a film of a car accident. Questioned about what they saw, some are given false information, for example, about a stop sign, although there was not one in the film. Surprisingly many confirm they saw a stop sign. When the deception is revealed some think the trick is that the stop sign has somehow been removed from the film, they are so sure of their vivid impression of the sign.
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