How religious are your tweets?
In my case, not very religious at all, it would appear. That's according to Stephen Goddard, . In reverse order:
10= Peter Meadows, Bible Society - 0
10= Bents Garden Centre - 0
8 Rev Pam Smith - 24.69
7 Bishop of Croydon, Rt Rev Nicholas Baines - 25.59
6 Martin Beckford Religious Affairs, Daily Telegraph - 34.62
5 William Crawley, Religious Affairs, 成人论坛 Radio Ulster - 43.59
4 Bishop of Willesden, Rt Rev Pete Broadbent - 85.12
3 Ruth Gledhill Religious Affairs, The Times - 100.13
2 Rev Peter M Phillips, St Johns College, Durham - 103.49
1 Stephen Goddard - 175.43
I've a theory that Stephen Goddard has outperformed everyone else because his name includes the word "God", which may have registered extra content on the TweetPsych analysis. That's my story, anyway! In my case, I write about religion, ethics, science, politics, the arts, books, and the X Factor, and those relativities may have reduced my proportionate tweeting score for religion stories. Ahem.
Comment number 1.
At 4th Nov 2009, MarcusAureliusII wrote:I don't tweet. I WOOF!
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Comment number 2.
At 4th Nov 2009, mccamleyc wrote:Speaking of Polls, in case it doesn't get mentioned, I see that Maine has voted to confirm that marriage can only exist between a man and a woman. Meaning that in every State in which the people as opposed to legislators or judges have had a say, traditional marriage has been confirmed. That's something to tweet about.
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Comment number 3.
At 4th Nov 2009, SheffTim wrote:鈥淚've a theory鈥︹
You mean a hypothesis William. (Sorry, but there is a difference.)
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Comment number 4.
At 4th Nov 2009, Parrhasios wrote:Marcus - # 1.
The thought that you were barking had occasionally crossed my mind...
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Comment number 5.
At 5th Nov 2009, PeterKlaver wrote:mccamleyc,
If we mention Maine then we might also mention the referendum on a law in Washington. While it's not explicitly called a referendum on marriage (it has been referred to as the "everything but marriage" law), it does confirm equal status in just about everything for non-hetero couples. And equality campaigners carried the day on that one:
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Comment number 6.
At 8th Nov 2009, dennisjunior1 wrote:William,
My tweets are not religious...Sorry!
=Dennis Junior=
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