Enought to know that the History behind religion is what makes it Religion and not History.

Fairly good. If you mean just Christianity I would probably Ace it.
Some exposure to other religions as well but there are thousands so....

I'm probably somewhere in that range. I can usually hold my own in religious debates against both christians and muslims. The ones I have an issue with are the ones that try to make science a religion by saying something that sounds scientific and saying that energy is God.

I was once in a religion. I know enough to not follow it ever again.

Enough to know itbis not needed in my life or anyone elses for that matter.

93% - I had no idea with the question about whether public school teachers can lead prayer and the one about the Great Awakening.

Extrememely patchy I remember my older brother saying to me once you shouldnt dismiss anything without reading it - I tried but so many begats it got on my nerves plus no real structure to it .Having D.I.D I need a lot of structure and thing s following through rather than just fading out.

I also scored better than 87% of the U.S. public, using that test. I'm surprised I got 3 answers wrong - well I learned something! I think I stopped learning about religion after concluding that it simply wasn't for me.

I know a lot because of all the reading I do, and my curiosity. Most religious people I meet know little even about their own religions.

A few months ago a Thai girl whose home hosted a Catholic church invited me to their services, and when I questioned her about her religion she knew next to nothing..hadn't even heard of the Pope or the Pope's official stance on the LGBTQ community. I became so frustrated, I gave up even trying to talk to her, but when she kept inviting me, I just cut to the chase and said, "No."

Enough to stay away

Extensive. Was a born again Christian. As such stidied comparative religions.

Just as I am an ex gambler. I can still tell you how much you would get back off a £1 yankee (That`s 4 races, 6 doubles, 4 trebles and a 1x4 horse accumulator). I can also tell you when easter is. ie The 1st Sunday after the 1st full moon after the vernal equinox. Not if the full moon is on a Sunday then its the next Sunday and it is an " ecumenial " full moon not a real one because when they calculated this they were not much cop at astronomy.

Not much but enough to know its bullshit

Ext