Theology of "Seinfeld" Trivia Quiz

Answer: he's Jewish

Although it is mentioned in an abundance of episodes that Jerry is Jewish, it's interesting that it is not overtly clear whether Jerry actually follows Judaism. A few scenes, however, do seem to suggest it. For instance the time that Tim Whatley converts to Judaism and Jerry says "welcome aboard." Also, once George says "you don't hear that much about God anymore" and Jerry replies, "I hear things." Jerry might not be a rabbi, but it sounds like he makes it to the synagogue occasionally.

Answer: Catholicism

That's right, he used to be big time buds with the Pope (but not Raquel Welch)-ha.

Answer: Joke telling immunity

"Which reminds me, did you hear the one about Rabbi and the farmer's daughter?"

Answer: She's going to hell

Although Elaine doesn't believe in hell, she is very concerned when her boyfriend, Puddy, isn't concerned that he thinks she's going to hell. That's right, "relationships are very important to her," and Jerry suggests that she "strike one up with the prince of darkness as [she] burns for all eternity."

Answer: takes a vinegar bath and wears a garlic necklace

Seems odd that a person would want to eliminate a power where women can't resist you, but then again Kramer did at one point have to change his phone number because too many chicks knew his number.

Answer: white poet warlord

In a great scene that is a spin-off from "Apocalypse Now" or, if you prefer, "Heart of Darkness," Elaine actually visits Mr. Peterman in the middle of the Burmese jungle. He doesn't seem to be quite himself though, and Elaine even describes him as "the only white poet warlord in the neighborhood." Well, at least he didn't end up in the nuthouse like Lloyd Braun!

Answer: Latvian Orthodox

Yes, despite his parents' objections, George actually converts to Latvian Orthodox. Naturally, things fall apart for George in the end when, after converting, the girl decides she's not ready for a commitment and moves to Latvia for a year.

Answer: he likes the hats

They definitely do wear some pretty nice hats...very pious! I think Elaine should put the hat in the next Peterman catalog; she could call it the Consecrated Cap and put it next to the "Urban Sombrero!"

Answer: Catholic

At Mickey's fourth wedding, Father Curtis presides over the ceremony. Fr. Curtis is, of course, a Catholic priest so it would stand to reason that Mickey is also Catholic. Too bad Mickey's new wife, Karen, actually wanted to be with Kramer!

Answer: 2

The two Lippman men are the ones that renounce their religion in hopes of attracting Elaine. Jerry actually asks Elaine to marry him, but changes his mind later after George "scares him straight" and Jerry is no longer sensitive and caring. Rabbi Glickman even tries to charm Elaine and invites her down to Myrtle Beach. Knowing Elaine's standards for men, I'm a little surprised she didn't go--after all, she does have an entire case of "Today Sponges."