PJ

In Catholic high school, we were required to read Dante's Inferno.

Dante envisioned a hell with many levels. Take the following test to see where you fit in. I ended up in level 1 - Limbo.

http://www.4degreez.com/misc/dante-inferno-test.mv

please remember that you have only 10 minutes to take this test.

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Tom-NL

Level 6, meant for heretics????

Must be something wrong with that test!

dimpantyhose

After doing this test, my result is : Purgatory Repenting Believers...

Hum...

highheelfan

This is slightly worrying:

Purgatory | Very Low
Level 1 - Limbo | Very Low
Level 2 | Extreme
Level 3 | High
Level 4 | Extreme
Level 5 | Extreme
Level 6 - The City of Dis | Very High
Level 7 | High
Level 8- the Malebolge | Extreme
Level 9 - Cocytus | Very High

It seems I'm not the decent person I thought I was
But after all this I still only go to level 2?

J-Nation

Sixth Level of Hell - The City of Dis

You approach Satan's wretched city where you behold a wide plain surrounded by iron walls. Before you are fields full of distress and torment terrible. Burning tombs are littered about the landscape. Inside these flaming sepulchers suffer the heretics, failing to believe in God and the afterlife, who make themselves audible by doleful sighs. You will join the wicked that lie here, and will be offered no respite. The three infernal Furies stained with blood, with limbs of women and hair of serpents, dwell in this circle of Hell.


:)
Emma

dheel

I'm level 6, for Heretics. I guess that's accurate, since I'm a decent, moral, RATIONAL person who doesn't believe in any god or religion.

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jankas

I´m a 6Sixth Level of Hell - The City of Dis?
Don´t know what it means but I did the test anyway.Fun with new challanges or tests.

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J-Nation

It should correctly be spelled 'Diss' and it's a town in Norfolk (UK)
Emma

Bubba136

In the vernacular of one segment of the population here in the USA, the term "dis, or diss" means "disrespect." The street use of the term is like "he dissed me" which can be viewed, by members of this population, as a challenge much like gunfighters in the old west were challenged to "drawdowns" with sixshooters. Same as the gunfight, dissing someone can get you killed in certain parts of some "inner" cities.

nhoj62

hmm purgatory
so i did not do that great
oh well

later
nhoj62