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The Yes Men Fix the World (2009)
IMDB rating: 7.60
Plot: Troublemaking duo Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, posing as their industrious alter-egos, expose the people profiting from Hurricane Katrina, the faces behind the environmental disaster in Bhopal, and other shocking events.
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i find The Yes Men Fix the World iPod/iPhone version and download
Directors: Bichlbaum Andy
Actors: Watts Reggie,Bonanno Mike,Documentary,
Theology Survey. Can you help me with my homework?
I had to find a way to have people take a theological survey for my college assignment…thought you guys might be able to help! Just answer 10 questions…PLEASE!? Thanks.
Please choose the one answer that best expresses your view for each question:
1. What best describes your personal belief about God’s existence?
a. God Him was created and has a beginning. He is not eternal. There was a time when God id not exist.
b. God is uncreated and has always existed. He is eternal. There never was a time when He did not exist.
c. God does not exist. There is no God. There is no spiritual being or reality in the universe.
d. Other:
2. How would you best define or describe who God is?
a. A Good Force and an Evil Force that are equal in power and opposed to each other.
b. A pure spirit whose essence fills all the universe. There are many manifestations of its spirit that we worship or appease.
c. One spiritual essence comprised of three persons revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
d. One spiritual being who alone exists as God.
e. Three distant spiritual entities revealed as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
f. There is nothing to define. God does not exist.
g. Other:
3. In your understand, what do you attribute the existence of the universe and life to?
a. The result of eternally existing matter the evolved into life.
b. A meaningful and purposeful direct act of God who created and sustains the universe by His power.
c. The causal relationship between space, time, chance, and nothingness that resulted in the evolution of the universe and life.
d. The physical manifestation of the essence of pure spirit.
e. Other:
4. What best describes your understand of God’s presence or locality?
a. The presence of God is in heaven only, not in our world.
b. The presence of God not only fills the universe but nature itself is God. God is all and all is God. God is in all things.
c. The presence of God is both in heaven and our world. God’s presence is objective or separate from the nature He created,
God does not exist. There is no spiritual reality to the universe or nature.
e. Other:
5. Do you believe God has a stand or morality or conduct for which He holds man accountable?
a. No! God does not exist. I am not accountable to any spiritual being.
b. Yes! God’s standard of morality is defined in the 1- Commandments and God holds me accountable for my thoughts, words, and actions.
c. Yes! All the world’s great religious leaders have articulated moral truths that apply to living life to which God holds me accountable.
d. No! Moral value are situational and relative in nature. There is no fixed standard of morality to which I am accountable.
e. No! In the spiritual reality there is good in evil and evil in good. It is a misconception to believe God holds us accountable to any moral stand.
f. Other:
6. If God is to judge us as individuals, what do you think His judgment will be based upon?
a. God will judge us based upon our good works and how well we live our lives on earth.
b. Since all religions lead to God, He will judge us on how ell we personally practice our religion.
c. God will judge us based on our faith or belief in Jesus Christ as our personal Savior.
d. God’s judgment is experienced through Karma with our past and future lives until we attain Godhood.
e. God does not exist. Therefore, there is no judgment to be experienced. When we die, that is the end of life.
f. Other:
7. When do you believe human life comes into existence?
a. Human life preexists in a spiritual state prior to conception.
b. Human life begins at the moment of conception.
c. Human life begins within the first trimester of pregnancy.
d. Human life occurs within the second or third trimester of pregnancy.
e. Human life occurs at the moment the baby is born.
f. Other:
8. Do you believe human life includes an immaterial spirit and/or soul that continues throughout eternity after physical death?
a. Yes.
b. No.
c. I am not sure.
d. Other
9. How would you characterize human nature?
a. Human nature is basically good.
b. Human nature is basically evil and we are sinful in nature
c. Human nature is both good and evil
d. Human nature is neutral. It is neither good or evil but takes on the characteristics of ones heredity and environment.
e. Other:
10. On a scale of 0-10, how would you rate your personal spirituality?
8-10 Sincerely spiritual
5-7 Moderately spiritual
3-4 Somewhat spiritual
1-2 Very little spirituality in my life.
0 I do not consider myself to be a spiritual person.
1 C
2 G: an outdated untestable hypothesis
3 E: i wait for evidence to explain such things
4 D:
5 F: pain versus pleasure comparison is a sufficient bases for morality.
6 E
7 B (scientific standpoint not a legalistic standpoint)
8 B
9 C
10 0
evirustheslaye | Jan 15, 2010
Looooonnnnggggg….
1. C
2. F
3. C
4. D
5. D
6. E
7. D
8. B
9. D
10. 0
blue tiger qln? ????? | Jan 15, 2010
B, D, A, B, F- yes, but not defined in commandments., A, D, C, D, 6
Bonnie Ward | Jan 15, 2010
1. c — but it’s not a "belief," it’s what the evidence shows.
2. f
3. e (and the best scientifically supported answer isn’t there)
4. d
5. d
6. e
7. f (again, the best scientifically supported answer isn’t there)
8. b
9. d
10. 0
I might suggest you work on your spelling — college students should really be able to spell better than you’ve done here 
Peace.
WellTraveledProg | Jan 15, 2010
1. B
2. B & C
3. A & B
4. B
5. C, I guess
6. F God is not about judgement. He is about love and healing. To the extent that we make conscious decisions to love, is the extent that we are in union with Him ("union with Him" being synonymous with heaven or paradise)
7. B
8. A
9. A
10. 10 (I’m as sincere as I can be.)
Jon M dn ?p?s s??? | Jan 15, 2010
1.C.
2.F
3.A or C
4.D
5.A and D
6.E
7.E
8.B
9.E. Neither good nor evil exist objectively. They are labels we put on actions.
10. 0
Addi | Jan 15, 2010
b,c,b,c,b,c,a,a,c,8
Did I pass 
apex | Jan 15, 2010
1.b
2.c
3.b
4.c
5.b
6.c
7.b
8.a
9.b
10. 8-10
Jeancommunicates | Jan 15, 2010
1. b 2. c 3. b 4. b 5. b 6. c 7. a 8. a 9. c 10. 10 +……. go in peace….. God bless
Annie | Jan 15, 2010
1. d. Other: No God created life on earth or monitors our action.
2. f. There is nothing to define. God does not exist.
3. d. The physical manifestation of the essence of pure spirit.
4. God does not exist. There is no spiritual reality to the universe or nature.
e. Other: Spiritual and physical are like oil and water.
5. d. No! Moral value are situational and relative in nature. There is no fixed standard of morality to which I am accountable.
6. f. Other: We are not judged by anyone alien.
7. e. Human life occurs at the moment the baby is born.
8. a. Yes.
9.
d. Human nature is neutral. It is neither good or evil but takes on the characteristics of ones heredity and environment.
8-10 Sincerely spiritual
Gnosisquest | Jan 15, 2010
1. What best describes your personal belief about God’s existence?
b. God is uncreated and has always existed. He is eternal. There never was a time when He did not exist.
2. How would you best define or describe who God is?
b. A pure spirit whose essence fills all the universe. There are many manifestations of its spirit that we worship or appease.
3. In your understand, what do you attribute the existence of the universe and life to?
a. The result of eternally existing matter the evolved into life.
4. What best describes your understand of God’s presence or locality?
b. The presence of God not only fills the universe but nature itself is God. God is all and all is God. God is in all things.
5. Do you believe God has a stand or morality or conduct for which He holds man accountable?
c. Yes! All the world’s great religious leaders have articulated moral truths that apply to living life to which God holds me accountable.
6. If God is to judge us as individuals, what do you think His judgment will be based upon?
a. God will judge us based upon our good works and how well we live our lives on earth.
7. When do you believe human life comes into existence?
b. Human life begins at the moment of conception.
8. Do you believe human life includes an immaterial spirit and/or soul that continues throughout eternity after physical death?
a. Yes.
9. How would you characterize human nature?
d. Human nature is neutral. It is neither good or evil but takes on the characteristics of ones heredity and environment.
10. On a scale of 0-10, how would you rate your personal spirituality?
5-7 Moderately spiritual
This is actually a very good survey. Athough I have very diverse spiritual beliefs, I always found an answer that suited me.
Kevin B. | Jan 15, 2010
B.
C.
B.
C.
B.
C.
B.
A.
B.
10
2cre8tive | Jan 15, 2010
1b
2e (assuming that ‘distant’ is a typo for ‘distinct’)
3b
4c
5e - it would be b, except I do not think that the 10 commandments provides a comprehense overview of all moral issues.
6a
7b
8a
9e - human nature was inherently good but has not been so since the Fall.
10a
username_hidden | Jan 15, 2010
1. B
2. C
3. B
4. E–God fills the universe and is also outside the universe; the universe is not big enough to contain God
5. C
6. F–faith and works
7. C
8. A
9. C
10. 8-10
Filida | Jan 15, 2010
1 d
2 g
3 e
4 e
5 e
6 f
7 f (This depends entirely on what you mean by ‘human life’. If you don’t define such crucial terms, you can’t get a sensible answer)
8 a but only if you accept that I don’t mean this as an INDIVIDUAL spirit
9 a but is often messed up by one’s upbringing and culture
10 5
Ambivalent LAUreate | Jan 15, 2010
1. F ("god" is energy of some sort. I do not refer to "god" as him, I use "He/She/It" He/she/it is deistic to me)
2. F (As I said maybe some form of energy, undefinable)
3. A combination of A, C and a deistic view of a "creator"
4. F (Again energy that may exist in everything or ceased to exist after the big bang)
5. D but not completely. Some morals are almost always fixed, but I think D is best here.
6. F The "energy/deity/ god" who started the big bang does not judge or hold anyone accountable. Karma is partially true, but generally no judgment by any supernatural forces.
7. F I think life might begin in 3rd trimester but it is not as valuable as after birth
8. C
9. D
10. 5-6
Hellbound Ty