Category Archives: Survey

Update: Survey of Trinitarian Belief (Dale)

Who’s next? Anyone? Anyone? (sound of crickets chirping)

So far, the Survey of Trinitarian Belief (background) has been a failure. We simply have not been able to get enough people to take it.
We chose as a target population seminarians, hoping that enough theology profs would want to participate with their classes in the survey (profs get [...]

Survey of Trinitarian Belief Extended through Fall 2007 semester

Survey participation so far has been minimal. While all are welcome to take the Survey, we’re currently trying to focus on one population, with the aim of getting a statistically valid sample: students in seminaries, or studying Christian theology at the graduate (in the UK “postgraduate”) level.
We are as yet far from having enough data. [...]

News - major Survey of Trinitarian Belief

We’ve just launched a project that has been a couple of years in the making: the Survey of Trinitarian Belief. It’s an attempt to measure how the views of the Christian public do or don’t line up with contemporary trinitarian theories, as well as historical theories, and creedal statements.
Anyone can register and take the survey. [...]