should theists take a test in what they believe before they are permitted to convert?

Answer 1

My church requires all potential converts to take classes before converting. The conversion process can last up to a year (and in several cases I've known of, it lasted longer than that). No quick conversions permitted in Catholicism. This is so people will understand what they're getting into, and won't convert for superficial reasons. As for converting from Christianity to another belief, there are also other religions with involved conversion processes, such as Judaism. In some religions, the conversion process is a test in itself.

Answer 2

I think most Christian churches have at a minimum an interview with a pastor before someone is accepted as a member.
I was asked on what I base my salvation.

Answer 3

convert to what?

some religions do actually have lengthy courses and examinations before they will allow the person to convert.

This is done so the person has more than enough time to weigh their decision and will be knowledgeable when he/she becomes a member of that group.

Answer 4

I can tell you very simply what I believe-

Matthew 22:37,40 Jesus replied: “ ‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment.
And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”

This is what Jesus told us matters most.

Answer 5

Best idea I've heard all day. There would be like five christians on here that could pass.

Answer 6

I am trying to figure how that would work
but sure I am up for it lol

Answer 7

*snort* ehrm....yep.