Omnibus Personality Inventory – Religious Orientation Scale (OPI-RO)

I pray several times a week.

In matters of religion it really does not matter what one believes.

I believe there is a God.

Each person should interpret the Bible for himself.

There must be something wrong with a person who is lacking in religious feeling.

I generally prefer being with people who are not religious.

I believe in a life hereafter.

When it comes to differences of opinion in religion, we should be careful not to compromise with those whose beliefs are different from ours.

It doesn't matter to me what church a man belongs to, or whether or not he belongs to a church at all.

Every person should have complete faith in a supernatural power whose decisions are obeyed without question.

My church, faith, or denomination has the only true approach to God.

When science contradicts religion, it is because of scientific hypotheses that have not been and cannot be tested.

I have read little or none of the Bible.

The prophets of the Old Testament predicted the events that are happening today.

God hears our prayers.

In religious matters I believe I would have to be called a skeptic or an agnostic.

The only meaning to existence is the one man gives to it.

One needs to be wary of those persons who claim not to believe in God.

I frequently have serious doubts about my religious beliefs.

I go to church or temple almost every week.

Organized religion, while sincere and constructive in its aims, is really an obstacle to human progress.

Religion should be primarily a social force or institution.

We cannot know for sure whether or not there is a God.

I believe in the worth of humanity but not in God.

I am more religious than most people.

I expect that ultimately mathematics will prove more important for mankind than will theology.