Tyran_Ohsor

It's a cool test. I might be missing something here, but is the idea of introducing us to this quiz meant to suggest that a spiritual person is less likely to get it than a non-spiritual person?

It is a cool test but, deadly accurate.

The outcome is not to show one person is better than the other. It shows that those who gravitate to things spiritual, tend to make judgements on face value and are more conceptual than say someone who is more rational, logic and would make a great rocket scientist. Which is why employers quite often use the test to test the suitability of candidates for certain tasks.

In the former case, I hear there is a great demand in the workplace for janitors and number plate stampers.

I was asking for evidence from the actual bible and it  a fact that the bible exists.

.......If we are expected to take the bible at face value and to be the truth, 

.....you wish to play with semantics and say something like, "The fact is that Billy Graham said...."

Theism has been around longer than any other proposition and that isn't because it was stupid lol, more like because it's obvious to rational minds. 

Quite a relevant point you have raised there.

For example, I'm an atheist and a critical thinker, therefore I can be considered to have a rational mind.

And my mind would rationalise that stating that a proposition has been around since time imemorial is an ad populum fallacy.

when a convert accepts the call to be baptized

The word "call" can be interpreted in many ways. Most Christians would most likely love to wax lyrical about God informing His subject that "it is time to be as one with Me" .

Of course, in reality "the call" is nothing more than a voice within the head of someone who is impressionable, naive, gullible and overcome with a shot of addrenalin-infused elation at finding his or herself's place in life.