Does God Hate Me Quiz
In 10 minutes, understand spiritual fear, shame, and isolation and how they affect your sense of safety. Free, 15 questions, no sign-up, and a supportive self-check with no diagnosis or verdict.
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Death Thoughts and Immediate Safety (DTaIS)
Death Thoughts and Immediate Safety (DTaIS)
Average
7.9
Normal range
5.6 — 10.2
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0
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15
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Fear of Divine Rejection (FoDR)
Fear of Divine Rejection (FoDR)
Average
6.4
Normal range
4.2 — 8.7
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0
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15
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Shame and Disconnection (SaD)
Shame and Disconnection (SaD)
Average
10.4
Normal range
7.9 — 13
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0
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- I focus on what happened, what I can repair, and what I can learn.
- I criticize myself more broadly for a while, even after addressing the mistake.
- I conclude that I am fundamentally unworthy of love, forgiveness, or belonging.
- I believe I deserve severe suffering, disappearance, or death because of what I did.
- I am confident I can remain safe, and I know whom I could contact if that changes.
- I expect to remain safe, but a supportive check-in would help.
- I am uncertain and need another person or crisis professional to help me stay safe.
- I am not confident I can stay safe because of current urges, intentions, preparations, or access to means.
- I generally see it as a difficult event rather than a message about God’s attitude toward me.
- I briefly wonder whether God is displeased, but the thought usually passes.
- I repeatedly interpret setbacks as punishment or warnings directed at me.
- I become convinced the setback proves God hates or has rejected me, and I feel overwhelmed.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Does God Hate Me Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
No quiz can determine whether God hates you or predict whether you will “meet your maker.” This free, no-sign-up quiz is a non-diagnostic self-check about spiritual fear, shame and isolation, and thoughts affecting immediate safety. It is not a diagnostic tool, cannot diagnose any mental health condition, and does not provide a theological verdict. If you might hurt yourself or cannot stay safe, contact emergency services or a crisis line now, tell a trusted person, move away from anything you could use for harm, and avoid being alone while help is arranged.
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