What is the crowd's opinion of ProProfs Survey Maker?

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We could always just post our Bob's Mormon Cred Scale score...

Edit: My score is 40, and to think I spent more than 2 decades doing my best to be Mormon.

• Convert or born?

Born

• Did you live in utah/idaho/arizona?

UT

• Were you ever at any point inactive (prior to leaving)?

Yes, for several years, though I still believed everything during that time

• Did you go on a Mission?

Yes

• Did you attend BYU?

Yes

• Did you go to the Temple?

Yes

• Were you married in the Temple?

Not married

• What were your highest "ranking" callings?

Primary teacher I guess?

• Did you do your home teaching?

When younger: yes. Since living on my own: no (hated doing it)

• Did you have regular prayer/scriptures/FHE/etc?

~~Initially, then went "inactive" for a few years (church is boring, felt like a waste of time, was repetitive, am more of an introvert anyway, and I'd rather sleep) before resigning completely~~ Oops, I mean, I did the prayer/scriptures/FHE thing until I was inactive

Edit: My score here was 60 points

Haha, reminds me of Bob's Mormon Cred Scale

1. bic
2. Grew up in Colorado, parents from Cache Valley Idaho/Utah
3. Never inactive before leaving
4. Taiwan Taichung 97-99
5. Ricks College and then Ricks College - Provo. When I was at Ricks, I looked down my nose at the Provo campus for its lax rules and less faithful ways.
6. Yes
7. Married in a temple
8. Which is higher? EQ 1st counselor or el Presidente Sunday School? I was tagged for bishop when I moved back to the struggling area I grew up in. The stake president didn't hide his let-down when I told him I masturbated. So they picked someone else who gave the right answers - it's a funny system that promotes the best liars - a poor fellow who had tried it a few years prior and had to quit because of emotional trauma. Stupid organization, eh, setting people up for disastrous failure.
9. Before my mission and several years after, I was a gung ho, 100% or close-to-it home teacher. The last few years, I was wracked with guilt for not being so.
10. Daily scripture study and prayer, individually and as a family. FHE every Monday, rarely missed.

Yep, more TBM than most TBMs. That's why for us, when the shelf gives way, it doesn't slump much before it suddenly crashes and all the king's horses and all the king's men couldn't put my respect for LDS Inc back together again.

Ooo! That's a great idea. You should try to contact the right person to make sure that happens. Then you can be all, "Yeah, I made that happen." Bob's Mormon Cred scale would go berserk trying to figure out what to do with that feather in your cap.