ISITEJ | ISIFEJ | INIFEJ | INITEJ |
| Inspector | Protector | Counselor | Mastermind |
ISETIP | ISEFIP | INEFIP | INETIP |
| Crafter | Composer | Healer | Architect |
ESETIP | ESEFIP | ENEFIP | ENETIP |
| Promoter | Performer | Champion | Inventor |
ESITEJ | ESIFEJ | ENIFEJ | ENITEJ |
| Supervisor | Provider | Teacher | Field Marshal |
After chatting with Lou tonight I was inspired to go search for useful stuff on the web which deals with Myers-Briggs typology and prayer preferences.
This is a lovely site with practical examples of how different people do prayer.
Sometimes MBTI can be as refreshing (and unnerving) as looking in a mirror - at other times it can be constricting and unhelpful. Personally I find my INFJ (or possibly P) to fit pretty well and to help me realize why life is so frustrating... (Though there can be a bit of fruit-cakery as here!)
For a while we have been talking in the Chaplaincy about offering a Myers-Briggs and prayer workshop. Maybe there would be enough interest to put one on, or do one in collaboration....?
INTP
ReplyDeletemade that way. being changed by God. able to live outside of that too.
this is the guy i was talking about... http://greenbelt.org.uk/?a=80&pr=78
ReplyDeleteas i said last night, miri's getting the book about prayer and personality type, so i think both of us would probably be up for finding out more...
MBTI is good as long as you don't take it too seriously. Quite like the idea of being a Champion!
ReplyDeleteMark you may be interested to know that I have been tested on two separate occassions and came out as ENTJ (i.e. field marshall) both times! Peter Hardy
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