"What does an IQ test measure?
The IQ test consists of a number of tasks measuring various measures of intelligence including short-term memory, analytical thinking, mathematical ability and spatial recognition. Like all IQ tests it does not attempt to measure the amount of information you have learned but rather your capacity to learn."
I'm finished because you seem to have predetermined ideas, which are provably false. You claim no interest in possibly the most seminal book on the subject.
You're right about the tests, as most educated people realize. They are a measure of ability to learn, very basic mathematic concepts, logic, abstract thinking, spatial relationships, etc. They have NOTHING to do with culture or race in any form, and a version could be engineered to give to a horse, dog or chimpanzee. Actually, they already have been.
The Bible is a guide for a moral life, not a compendium of all extant knowledge.
In the immortal words of Simon & Garfunkel: "Still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest".
