Thanks for the diversion Fox.

1. Mahayana Buddhism 100%
2. Unitarian Universalism 98%
3. Christian Science 96%
4. New Thought 94%
5. Neo-Pagan 91% "woo whoo!"
6. Theravada Buddhism 88%
7. Mainline to liberal Christian Protestants 87%
8. Liberal Quakers 87% "Know how to party!"
9. Scientology 84% “Clearly” a mistake.
10. Baha ‘I Faith 82%
11. New Age 79%
12. Secular Humanism 74% "Thought this would be higher."
13. Taoism 73%
14. Hinduism 68%
15. Orthodox Quaker 65%
16. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant 64%
17. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) 61%
18. Reform Judaism 60%
19. Nontheist 58%
20. Jainism 56%
21. Sikhism 55%
22. Islam 51%
23. Orthodox Judaism
24. Eastern Orthodox 44%
25. Roman Catholic 44%

I'd say it's pretty accurate.

"Mahayana Buddhist beliefs don't find modern scientific discoveries contradictory to Buddhist thought."

Close to what I was trying to say here-

"I've noticed that for most, all answers must come from known science. Well it's seems that known science is dynamic. Look at Jacobs post on relativity on the space board for instance.



I feel that knowledge is absolute. At some point in time we may know all there is to know but until then, we can't shut the door on other possibilities because they can't be quantified. Hard science and the human experience don't have to be mutually exclusive perspectives like nutrition and medicine."