I'm an INFP but sermons are more and more infringing on what I value and are conflicting with my own study and conviction...so I find myself relating more to the INTP here. Interesting.
Yeah, I was always tired of the same old, "Don't lie," "don't steal," "obey your parents." I was really glad to change churches and find people who talked about much deeper topics.
I am an INFJ and get so deep in thought analyzing the message and the people around me (typical lol) and then comes my friend who I am fairly certain is an ISTJ and starts telling me how good or bad the sound system is, and how the construction of the building and organization of the service could improve hahaha
Same, I'm a 25 y o INFJ and tbh I stopped going to church long time ago.. 'the message' couldn't satisfy me and I started seeking more philosophy and more political ideas, i guess It wasn't enough for me to be 'another sheep' .. I'm still looking for answers, I try to keep myself open I would like to expand my inner self and connect with the world and the nature as much as I can... If you read all this thank you LOL
@@Marilyn2401 Hello I read your paragraph, as a fellow 24 yo INFJ, here comes my paragraph haha... I relate with you a lot! For a long time I was a "Christian" but then left and started meditating and philosophizing and getting close to nature. I read books on eastern philosophy and studied psychology in college, always looking for answers. Finally this year actually I read a book called "Letting Go", and I don't believe in everything it says, but definitely has a lot of truth regarding emotions and the power of letting go. So anyway I started letting go of my negative emotions starting with the closest emotion energetically close to death, shame, and went up the scale. I finally came upon pride, and I never thought I struggled with pride, but then I realized that I was basically fooling myself. I also realized that Jesus is the prime example of letting go of pride, and for me to let go of pride, I had to let go of my own will for the will of God. I also remembered that Satan himself fell because of pride. So I got down on my knees and genuinely gave God my entire heart and soul. And all of a sudden I felt a peace and love so profound and real and pure fill my entire being, it was amazing. At that moment I the Spirit of God filled me and I was born again. It turns out that all the answers I was seeking where in front of me all along, the spiritual realm is real and there is a huge war going on between the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of light. Anyway, that my story encapsulated in a "reduced" paragraph lol. God bless you Marilyn!
INTJ(most likely an athiest): There is no god. INTJ(Deist): How do we even know this is the right religion? INTJ(Christian): This guy apparently never read the bible, his teachings are way off. INTJ(Agnostic): (leaves church, goes to library.) I'll figure this out and prove god is real and which god it is... Unless there is no god... INTJ(All): The best god is the one that actually gets things done, whether that be Jesus or Science or whoever.
I would be millionaire if I counted how many times I have said "I don't know if I necessarily agree with that... but I see his point, I give him that." (Life as an ENTP)
Glad to hear I'm not the only one bothered by priests talking about their real life experience or some bs without even relating it to theology and the bibel. Although I'd guess this is mainly an issue for intuitives.
I usually pretty weary of ENTJ stereotypes but this one is actually true. Every context I'm in, I end up thinking about how it can be better and wind up planning how I can organise something to do that. If I join an organisation I'll wind up trying to re-organise it and change its policies. That's not ENTJ stereotype chest beating it's just automatic, I don't even notice doing it.
As an ENFP, I kinda relate to INTP, tho I tend to zone out 90% of the time and stare at one point, then I start remembering funny stuff and smile and my ESFJ mum scolds me for acting like a 7yo
I think I used the words "theological inconsistencies" to describe someone's sermon a few weeks ago. I am an INTP, and I don't like the fact that you know me so well.
INFP here but I’m agnostic. I go to church once a year on Christmas day to bring my family with me and I spend my time looking at the church architecture and daydreaming about the paintings, the writings in Latin ecc...
Please, just know that Christianity is not an umbrella term for "sub-religions". Catholics, Mormons, Jehovah Witnesses, Orthodoxes, Methodists, etc... are not Christians. Each of them have different beliefs, teachings and ideologies which are not in the Bible. You are either a Christian or a Catholic, you can't be both. A real Christian is someone who follows Christ and His Word (the Bible), and ONLY the Bible, not a religion. Also, real Christians should read the King of (KJV) of the Bible because the rest versions change, add and/or remove from the Bible. God bless you. P.S.: God and Allah are not the same. God has a Son called Jesus Christ while allah doesn't have any. Among other things, of course...
@@TedEhioghae Christ did not give us a Bible. He left us with the Church and his Word, but the Word was spoken tradition long before part of it was written and compiled into the Bible. Without the Church that Jesus left us we would not have the Bible, there were multiple books claiming to be divinely inspired in the first century and without the Church we wouldn't even know which books are actually God's word. If you believe that any canon of books is the Bible, you actually unknowingly submit to Church authority
I've noticed that more and more people don't bring their bible to church, so when I see them on their phone I just assume they're using a bible app. I could be wrong though 😂
Yeah, they probably have a Bible app pulled up. My previous church was very conservative, so I'm usually too self-conscious to use the Bible app in church. In my small group, however, I've noticed that most of us just use Bible apps on our phone, so it looks like it's a pretty common thing. Maybe I shouldn't feel so weird about it. If I think about it, it's kind of neat to be able to easily carry your Bible with you at all times because of technology.
As an INFJ I generally listen to the sermon, feel the emotion, analyze the flaws, and settle that nothing is perfect. Then I think about it afterwards and talk it over with people. INFJ’s tend to take theology pretty seriously. I’ve read it’s the MBTI most likely to be a philosopher, preacher, etc.
As an INFP, I almost start crying at church mostly because I realise how terible of a person I actually am and because I just start regreting pretty much all of my life. And it only happens at church idk why 😐
Because sadly most people don't bring their Christian enthusiasm out with them when they wall back out into the world. Especially now that the world is starting to be so anti-God and anti-Christianity. That's definitely something that would be awesome to work on - like bringing God with us when we leave Church.
I would have left INTP and INTJ last INTP: "The inconsistencies and leaps in login in this cermon are innumerable" INTJ:"The inconsistencies and leaps in login in this religion are innumerable"
As i’m an atheist im like « Well i don’t necessarily believe but you got some interesting points, should maybe elaborate them without all the bible stuff. » X)
I'm obsessed with your video's, the day I found your channel *about two weeks ago* I literally watched 99% of the video's that were uploaded and since then I've been waiting patiently for you to upload. And as an INFP I find everything so accurate, haha😂 Keep the good work going!!
MY DAD’S AN ESFJ AND HE STANDS AT THE DOOR TO WELCOME EVERYONE IN. THERE’S NOT A PERSON IN CHURCH HE DOESN’T SEE EVERY WEEK. MY MOM’S AN ISFJ AND SHE’S ALWAYS COMPLAINING THAT SERMONS AREN’T GIVING ENOUGH LAWS AND ARE INSTEAD JUST SAYING WHAT PEOPLE SHOULD ALREADY KNOW. I’M AN ENFP AND I FIND PROFOUND SAYINGS THAT MAKE ME CRY ALL OF THE TIME BECAUSE I’M THAT EMOTIONAL PERSON IN CHURCH! DUDE WHERE DID YOU FIND MY FAMILY FROM TELL ME TELL ME YOU PSYCHIC
I'm ENFP I too am moved by insights and metaphors about God. I just want to commune with the Divine on a personal level. Pastor's have a really important job. People need help to get through life!
OMG INFP IS ON POINT 😁 How many times have I told myself not to cry over a sermon especially if it speaks directly to my struggles/circumstances. although I can also relate to the note-taking ESFP stereotype 😅
Ok so I'm looking to try out being a bit spiritual. How do you manage to look past the irrationality I guess? I like the messages etc and the idea of having a higher purpose would be nice but I can't convince myself.
@@Malandirix There's none irrationality. If there is, it's a few like 1% why do we magnify those and use that as an excuse to throw the WHOLE Bible away. It was handled by people anyway. And the Spirituality part, I'm Christian and INTP, logic does not supersede the Spritual. You can't explain what you've not experienced yourself with calculation. That's why we have the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit who testifies about Jesus Christ, the Son of GOD Almighty guides us into all Truth. The HS moves us into Power, cus Jesus was baptized with the Power of God, the Holy Spirit and moved & worked with power. So the Holy Spirit of God in Christ is how your Christian spirituality grows. The Bible literally calls the Holy Spirit the Helper alright? To help you understand because the Word of God explained with the human mind makes it void and nullified. 1 Corinthians 1:27 says God chose the foolish things of this world to shame those who think they are "wise". Do you understand? In a sense..
@Malandirix It's not necessarily about rationality, it's about love and forgiveness in Christ, and the work of God in our hearts. He blesses us with an understanding we can't come to on our own. It's a peace that comes after we are confronted with our brokenness, are sorry, and are shown that mercy is given us. God makes our lives new. Mark 9:2 "Whoever desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me. For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake and the gospel's will save it. For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, but loses his own soul? Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul? For whoever is ashamed of Me and My words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of him the Son of Man will also be ashamed when he comes in glory of His Father with holy angels." John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not parish, but have everlasting life."
as an intj, I usually just debate with the pastor for their logical inconsistencies. I know a lot about religion so I'm not too shy to debate about it. even if I'm not allowed to debate on that certain day, I just point out the flaws to my sister
Big laughs for your ESTJ impression. My husband is an ESTJ, and I am an INFJ and I swear we have been arguing over his rock solid interpretations of what the Bible says for 18 years. Spot on!
ESTP lol first psyching myself into it, then doing everything possible to avoid having to just sit & listen as soon as i inevitably get bored. idk how you’re so good at this
@@Ignasimp being introverted has I think nothing to do with ur personality at birth. I think it has entirely to do with development through the years xD introvers wont shut the fuck up one on one if they are excited or feel safe. And I HATE talking to people at work cuz I'm an ENTP and if I was even 10% myself I'll get fired. Theres a reason why our two types specifically are drawn to drugs and alcohol. We love new things, love learning, love expanding our conciousness, and sometimes we use drugs as a way of sharing what we have learned with others where we might otherwise be unwilling too.
I'm the ENFP taking notes and occasionally getting distracted by brainstorming how to apply what someone said. I have also cried without knowing what was being said. The Spirit can make you feel good things even when you weren't completely aware of everything! I can bear witness of that! I SUPER respect how you presented this.
INTP. That's why I love my Church! One of the first sermons my Pastor preached when I was new in the Church, he said, "Don't believe everything I say, you don't have to agree with me, be a Berean, confirm for yourself." I was happy and also... In my mind..."Already doing that Pastor!"
As an INFP I take pages of notes every single week because if I don't take notes I end up daydreaming about books or thinking about conversations I need to have after church. I don't think I've ever actually cried in church though...
I'm an agnostic INFJ. One of the best parts of being an adult is that I no longer have to attend church, but I could definitely see myself responding in a fashion similar to the INFJ in your video. Hillarious!
Good solid worship and preaching gets me every time! Especially worship 😭🙌🏼 Im not ashamed to admit I cried yesterday 😂 The word of God is TRUTH!! It reaches the depths of my soul! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 -INFP 💖
Thank you for doing a sketch and about people in Church. Not a lot of people choose or think to do this type of sketch. 😊👍🕊️ Ok, I'm either an ESFP taking notes or an ESFJ saying hi to people in the hallway. 🤔 At least I'm getting closer to figuring out my type. 😉
This is so true for me as an ENFP, I get so motivated with all this religious stuff but I oftentimes have no idea why or about what I’m getting motivated
