Webb19 feb. 2013 · INFP have a tendency to go as a spiritualist. As an INFP you pretty much immune to dogma so you can never be truly "religious" as long as it conflicts with your … Webb3 sep. 2016 · Please do not use this thread to argue about religion! This thread's main purpose is to sate my curiosity, basically. On some websites, I've read that INFPs are often religious or would enjoy religious careers. However, I've also read some things that say that INFPs aren't that religious...
Daily Discussion Thread - April 14, 2024 : r/infp
Webb12 okt. 2024 · INFJ and Religion When it comes to religion, INFJs are ranked the 6 th most religious type. They have a spiritual side and this is clearly emphasized here. They are also the most religious of all intuitive types and by a large mile. 16 personalities place their percentage at 44.44%. The second analyst is the ENFJ who is barely 42%. Webb16 maj 2024 · While there are many things that INFJs can tolerate — generally, they’re more sympathetic than most — even INFJs have their limits. Here are 12 things most INFJs absolutely hate. Things the INFJ Hates 1. Staying on the surface. INFJs understand that small talk is an expected social ritual, so they do it, and many of them have learned … condition in google sheets
That Which Every Joint Supplies: INFP Christians
WebbTo be honest I’m surprised more religious people aren’t INFPs. I find that following a religion is actually quite conducive to introspection, intuition, feeling, and perceiving; … Webb192K subscribers in the infp community. INFPs never seem to lose their sense of wonder. One might say they see life through rose-colored glasses ... Writing, and Literature Religion and Spirituality Science Tabletop Games Technology Travel … Webb5 maj 2024 · The INFP’s tattoo of happiness has authentic, conscious creation etched in it. The ongoing process of self-discovery and creativity is one that fulfills their souls. And you bet they’re in it for the long run. Analysis is next to synonymous with INTPs as they’re constantly in their heads, thinking. conditioning orifice