Moral Philosophy Quiz

Johnny Dee dropped by this morning (by way of a comment on the previous post) to say that he switched to a Mac in the lat year and is very happy with the move. Following his comment back to his blog lead me to some interesting stuff (as usual).

First, there was a link to a moral philosophy quiz here, which gave me the following results:

	1.	Aquinas (100%) Click here for info
	2.	Aristotle (83%) Click here for info
	3.	St. Augustine (83%) Click here for info
	4.	Spinoza (72%) Click here for info
	5.	John Stuart Mill (63%) Click here for info
	6.	Epicureans (60%) Click here for info
	7.	Ockham (57%) Click here for info
	8.	Plato (55%) Click here for info
	9.	Jeremy Bentham (52%) Click here for info
	10.	Ayn Rand (43%) Click here for info
	11.	Cynics (43%) Click here for info
	12.	Nietzsche (37%) Click here for info
	13.	Kant (34%) Click here for info
	14.	Stoics (31%) Click here for info
	15.	David Hume (28%) Click here for info
	16.	Thomas Hobbes (25%) Click here for info
	17.	Jean-Paul Sartre (22%) Click here for info
	18.	Prescriptivism (21%) Click here for info
	19.	Nel Noddings (20%) Click here for info

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There’s no surprise in seeing Aquinas, Aristotle and Augustine at the top of the list, as those are all philosophers I’ve long enjoyed. I guess that makes me ‘triple A rated’. Spinoza is intriguing and Mill’s appearance proof that I am a centrist who leans right, opinions of the so called ‘reality based community’ notwithstanding.

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