Which Circle of Dante's Inferno Fits You Best?

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The discussion revolves around participants taking the Dante's Inferno Test, which categorizes individuals into various levels of Hell based on their answers. Many users share their results, with some expressing amusement at being assigned to levels like the Sixth Level, known as the City of Dis, which is reserved for heretics. Participants reflect on the test's questions, debating their relevance and the absurdity of being judged based on them. Some express skepticism about the seriousness of the test, viewing it as a fun activity rather than a genuine moral assessment. The conversation also touches on the nature of sin, the concept of cheating in relationships, and the overall lightheartedness of the quiz, despite its dark themes. Users engage in banter about their assigned levels and the company they would keep in Hell, with a playful acknowledgment of their supposed moral failings.
  • #51
The Bob said:
I was purgatory but I answered truthfully.

The Bob (2004 ©)

Well, i guess if i answered hoenstly i might got the same result, but with less "score", since in my first try i was just trying to got "perfect" mark as what they expect the "correct" answers.

Well, done, TheBob.
 
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  • #52
Level 12-The Cave of the Rotten Bastard

"You piece of crap! Satan has created a new level just for you. You will not be tormented by demons simply because you make them sick. Once a week on Hell's version of "Fear Factor" 4 contestants will attempt to talk to you for 3 minutes without vomitting. Satan was heard to reply that had you been alive and him not immortal you would have his job. The levels filled with human excrement drain into your cave, where the waste is cleaned simply in comparison to your true rottenness. Please don't die, you've already ruined Earth no need to bring Hell down as well."


Seems a bit brutal to me.
 
  • #53
Purgatory: Low
Level 1: High
Level 2: High
Level 3: Moderate
Level 4: Very Low
Level 5: Low
Level 6: Moderate
Level 7: Low
Level 8: Moderate
Level 9: Low

Assigned to lvl2, but maybe I can talk Saddam into convincing Satan to displace me to lvl1 by telling him I was against the war in Iraq. Homer, Socrates and Aristoteles propose to be better company than Cleopatra (or Helen, whoever that is).
Seeing your violence-lvls I´m quite happy that I´m anonymous here :biggrin:
 
  • #54
Moses said:
Well, i guess if i answered hoenstly i might got the same result, but with less "score", since in my first try i was just trying to got "perfect" mark as what they expect the "correct" answers.

Well, done, TheBob.
Thank you, thanks you. :biggrin:

The Bob (2004 ©)
 
  • #55
We are talking about a Biblical Hell here, right?
The answer is no individual deserves to spend an eternity there.
*saved myself from answering too many questions*
 
  • #56
Sixth level.
 
  • #57
BoulderHead said:
We are talking about a Biblical Hell here, right?
The answer is no individual deserves to spend an eternity there.
*saved myself from answering too many questions*
Of course they do. If i choose to do what i ought not do, and consequently harm my own soul, Is it not reasonable to say that my fragmented, destroyed, crumbling soul should forever live in a destructive world for eternity?

It does seem though, that God is demanding.

The thing that sort of pisses me off -- and yes i realize this thread is only a joke -- is that we are attempting to judge ourselves. Judging ourselves on this scale is impossible.

But i guess this is beyond the scope of the General Discussion Forum.
 
  • #58
If i choose to do what i ought not do, and consequently harm my own soul, Is it not reasonable to say that my fragmented, destroyed, crumbling soul should forever live in a destructive world for eternity?
You make it sound as if you have fragmented, destroyed, and crumbled your soul prior to be condemned and sent to Hell. Interesting twist but my answer remains the same.
 
  • #59
Little tests like this...

Again, I say, you are taking the test. It asks a bunch of fuzzy, nonesense questions. Do you like cats, or dogs? Are you a people person, or a solitary sort? Have you ever thought about offing a Federal Judge? Where do you buy your ammunition? Have you had a recent identity change?

Yes, I never truthfully take these innocuous online IQ tests, quizzes, or personality typing things. I do read the questions, but the answers I give will always fall into the super virtuous or normal.
 
  • #60
then why take them? You probably cheat at solitaire too. That's a sin isn't it?
 

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