More than ever I feel the need of having Thee close to me.
“My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” I will all the more gladly boast of my weaknesses, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. For the sake of Christ, then, I am content with weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities; for when I am weak, then I am strong.
Corinthians 12:7-10
Tuesday 28 February 2012
A psychometric test for Catholics
View these images and then state the designation that springs to mind...
And your answer is?..................................
Puff, my apologies, that was meant to be a funny remark but, on re-reading it I realised that one needs a knowledge of the state of the church in the UK to fully appreciate it. Therefore, it was mis-placed humour. Sorry.
Still trying to figure this one out. From the last picture I deduce that it cannot have any British application because it shows the wrong side of the road!
Blancmange and a white feather made me think of Bishops, though I would be hard-pressed to explain why. Something to do with a lack of backbone, perhaps? But the doughnut, weather vane and winding road have me stumped...
Well done Mac, doughnut equals the magic circle (a bit obscure, I agree) weathervane blows whichever way the prevailing wind wants it to go and....who knows what's down the road! Patricius - too much thought!
I don't get your point. And I am a practicing Catholic with a B.A. in Psychology.
ReplyDeletePuff. That's probably why.
ReplyDeletePuff, my apologies, that was meant to be a funny remark but, on re-reading it I realised that one needs a knowledge of the state of the church in the UK to fully appreciate it. Therefore, it was mis-placed humour. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteStill trying to figure this one out. From the last picture I deduce that it cannot have any British application because it shows the wrong side of the road!
ReplyDeleteBlancmange and a white feather made me think of Bishops, though I would be hard-pressed to explain why. Something to do with a lack of backbone, perhaps? But the doughnut, weather vane and winding road have me stumped...
ReplyDeleteWell done Mac, doughnut equals the magic circle (a bit obscure, I agree) weathervane blows whichever way the prevailing wind wants it to go and....who knows what's down the road!
ReplyDeletePatricius - too much thought!
His name was +Vi--i-innnn,
ReplyDelete...and it's a si-i-i-innn,
..that he ever got i-innnn,
to Westminster fair,
...now it's not funny,
...we're not happy bunnies,
...the outlook's not sunny,
in Westminster fair!
Who could it be?
ReplyDelete