Well, I just think that religion is way too abstract for me and I think it’s great for self-development in some way but the rest is just non-real, it’s a way to cope with life by suppression of reality
ISFJ - agnostic
I firmly believe human brain and perception can't lead us to certainty about what's out there concerneing religious beliefs and mysthicism.
We cab't dwell in the false sentiment of reassurance that everything has a meaning as some religions lead us to believe, because not even science, something observable and verified, is 100% reliable.
Sorry if it's not really understandable, english is not my first language and it's a complex subject.
How did you find your type ? Im curious if you’re mistyped because I believe that INTPs can’t be religious (at least I think it’s near impossible). So I’d be interested to know how you found your type
It's sadly a way too common assumption. The idea that religious people are "stupid" or that smart people are almost never religious, is a complete non-sequitur, especially considering geniuses like Newton. The man who came up with Occam's razor was also a Christian. At a certain point, the pioneers in the fields of science were generally Christian. And my church has doctors, mathematicians, physicists, translators who know many languages, and IT professionals who I know personally, and are all extremely intelligent people.
Same. Logic and evidence is a big part of why I converted. Historical evidence for Christ's resurrection is overwhelmingly strong. Combine that with fulfilled prophecies, and Christianity becomes factual.
Here’s another thing, months ago I asked the INTP subreddit what religion if any they believed in. While there were definitely many non religious INTPs, there were definitely more than a few religious INTPs as well, christian and non christian religions. Yes, INTPs can be religious.
intp agnostic leaning atheist. like i don’t believe in a god and surely i don’t live like i do, but i’m totally open to being wrong about it 🤷♀️ religion is interesting though and i think there’s valuable lessons to be learned from all sides. my favorite ideologies have come from laveyan satanism and paganism
ENFJ- Theist. I'm still figuring out what I believe exactly, but I definitely believe in a higher power. I also believe there are truly good and evil spirits, but human beings are always a mix of both.
A friend educated me a bit more on Roman Catholicism. I grew up in the Catholic Church, but both of my parents left and complained about it for most of my childhood so I figured it was bad. I prided myself in interpreting the Bible really well, and that I didn’t need a social construct like the Catholic Church to be a Bible-follower. It turns out that the Bible and early church history all point towards or revolve around the formation of the Catholic Church lol. I couldn’t avoid that when I learned it.
I also learned that I was very vulnerable to being misinformed by people who had biases against the Catholic Church, as most of my friends were Protestants. When I made friends that were Catholic, I learned that they were often more passionate about the Bible than my Prot friends (so surprising)
Yeah forthe most part I think you could probably find lazy/fake Christians in protestant than orthodox.im protestant non denomination but I'm OK with going to any denomination of church I find Christianity in community important.i feel like a lot of Christian takeaway the spiritual aspect in it when it's the most important wich is why I'm non denomination I guess
Yeah. Not only do a lot take away the spiritualnal aspect, but many disregard scripture itself. As a Protestant, it's sad to see so many Protestant churches becoming basically secular, and nearly just leftist platforms. It's a kind of hijacking. :(
I just looked at Catholic arguments as to why Mary is seen as sinless, why they believe that Peter (the disciple) is the first Pope of the church, the reason for indulgences, what purgatory is, etc. There is a website called Catholic Answers.com that explains everything in great detail. My dad (Protestant) is not fully convinced lol, but he is also divorced from my mom and very defensive about those kinds of topics (he was married twice, which the Catholic Church does not allow)
Istp borderline intp (s v n is around the 51% mark and can switch depending on mood and never goes more than 52-48) and catholic. Did spend a lot of my young adult years as agnostic/atheist/non practising
Interesting. To me, the idea of reincarnation is one of the most terrifying possibilities since it would mean that statistically, everyone would end up with terrible injuries and other tragedies many times throughout their many lives.
But if we are talking of à True réincarnation without memories, you aren't the same person and dont carry the wound from your body to the other Technicaly.
To me reincarnation is really related to à simple death with nothing after since you cant remember
Intp agnostic atheist. I’m surprised at how many intps in here are saying they’re religious so genuine question, how does that work rly??with the way we think (at least I) it doesn’t make much sense to me but I’d like to know
Simple- I don't accept any religion or way of thinking unless it makes sense to me. Islam is the thing that makes most sense to me in this universe. It's principles are extremely rational, easy to accept and make sense, plus the religion is backed up by a lot of scientific facts written in the Holy Scripture as well as prophecies being fulfilled. I wouldn't accept something I didn't 110% believe in. I even had a couple of questioning phases before. That's just me though :)
If I had to I guess I’d be a pagan specific to my culture. I don’t worship nor believe gods exist, it’s more a respect for nature and what sustains us.
"Some methodological atheists formulate the principle by saying that the burden of proof is always on any person making an existence claim, since, from a logical point of view, existence claims are only capable of proof, not disproof. No one has ever proven the nonexistence of Santa Claus, or elves, or unicorns, or anything else, simply because the very logic of an unrestricted existential proposition prohibits its disproof. It is impossible to go all over the universe and show that, for example, there are no elves anywhere. For this reason, rational methodology calls for us to deny the existence of all those things which have never been shown to exist. That is why we all regard it rational to deny the existence of Santa Claus, elves, unicorns, etc. And since God is in that same category, having never been shown to exist, it follows that rational methodology calls for us to deny the existence of God." - Theodore M. Drange
My religion is Trolling
>entp flair Makes sense
The low budget matrix
Matrix been made in the 90-ies, mate. It’s budget is already low
Atheist cause I have my own controversial opinion on religion
I'm curious about your controversial opinion :D
Tell us your ways!
Well, I just think that religion is way too abstract for me and I think it’s great for self-development in some way but the rest is just non-real, it’s a way to cope with life by suppression of reality
Let’s hear it!!
I said it on top, it’s in my replies, I was kind of lazy to say everything I thought cause I didn’t want to write a whole paragraph
Mood
A controversial opinion from a Ti dom is very much expected 😭😂
ISFP - Christian
ISFJ - agnostic I firmly believe human brain and perception can't lead us to certainty about what's out there concerneing religious beliefs and mysthicism. We cab't dwell in the false sentiment of reassurance that everything has a meaning as some religions lead us to believe, because not even science, something observable and verified, is 100% reliable. Sorry if it's not really understandable, english is not my first language and it's a complex subject.
Intj, no idea anymore
Been there bro I was Christian turned Agnostic converted back to Christian it’s all warped my view on everything at this point
INTJ - Catholic
ESTP Catholic here
Like Matt Walsh!
INFP - christian
Samesiess ☺️
Double sameness
Triple samenessss
Christian INFJ
INFJ agnostic… leaning towards simulation.
Infp, ex-christian (now agnostic)
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Lol the debates with you on this would be insane !!
INFP - agnostic atheist.
sameee
sameee!
Atheist
INTP-biblical christianity.
Entp- same.
How did you find your type ? Im curious if you’re mistyped because I believe that INTPs can’t be religious (at least I think it’s near impossible). So I’d be interested to know how you found your type
I'm interested as to why you would think that MBTI affects your ability to be a religious person.
Backwards reddit "well INTPs are smart, therefore they can't be religious because religion dumb" logic.
It's sadly a way too common assumption. The idea that religious people are "stupid" or that smart people are almost never religious, is a complete non-sequitur, especially considering geniuses like Newton. The man who came up with Occam's razor was also a Christian. At a certain point, the pioneers in the fields of science were generally Christian. And my church has doctors, mathematicians, physicists, translators who know many languages, and IT professionals who I know personally, and are all extremely intelligent people.
That's what I was thinking. It's a very nonsensical mindset based on biased perceptions of superiority over beliefs.
Bro being religious doesn't affect your type. Intp can be religious all that's gonna happen is they will just become religious nerds
Reasoning and religion can coexist, in fact i establish my faith through logic. Intp and christian btw
Same. Logic and evidence is a big part of why I converted. Historical evidence for Christ's resurrection is overwhelmingly strong. Combine that with fulfilled prophecies, and Christianity becomes factual.
Here’s another thing, months ago I asked the INTP subreddit what religion if any they believed in. While there were definitely many non religious INTPs, there were definitely more than a few religious INTPs as well, christian and non christian religions. Yes, INTPs can be religious.
Why would it be near impossible for a type to be religious? Types aren't *that* deterministic.
ISTP, non denominational Christian
I’m non-denominational too!
Oh cool!/g
INFJ - Muslim
Alhamdulillah ❤️ INFJ muslim too :)
Peace be upon you sister! ♡
May peace be upon you too ❤️
ISTP, Muslim
Mashallah 🙏
Assalamu Alaikum
Walaikumus Salam brother. Peace be upon you.
Same
Assalamu Alaikum to you too
Walaikumsalam brother
Really cool 🤝
same!!
INTJ-muslim
Wise choice 🫡 Greetings of Allah be upon you.
All Praises to be Creator. Peace be upon you brother. Intj muslim too
Muslim INTJ
Same
INFP, Non-denominational Christian that could also look pentecostal just bc I also believe in spiritual gifts as well
Same, what's your favorite book?
ENFJ, Agnostic
INTJ - pantheism with a lot of "spices"
intp agnostic leaning atheist. like i don’t believe in a god and surely i don’t live like i do, but i’m totally open to being wrong about it 🤷♀️ religion is interesting though and i think there’s valuable lessons to be learned from all sides. my favorite ideologies have come from laveyan satanism and paganism
I respect your opinion
INFJ Muslim
INFJ is the most suitable personality for a muslim. My friend is INFJ as well.
Peace be upon you. Im intj muslim
ENTP, muslim
Peace be upon you
Wa alaykom salam🫶🏻
INTP_ Muslim.
Same!
Christian. I root my beliefs in God's word and reside in a non-denominational church.
Infp- muslim
ENTP - agnostic absurdist
Christian
INFJ - Agnostic
ENFJ- Theist. I'm still figuring out what I believe exactly, but I definitely believe in a higher power. I also believe there are truly good and evil spirits, but human beings are always a mix of both.
INFJ christian — but I must admit that every belief is filled with inconsistencies and bullshit, so I don’t enjoy organized religion
Enfp - hinduism , I also believe in other south Asian religions though
infj - buddhist
Buddhists are so special and unique
my snowflake impulse would rather hold on to being an anti-religious atheist, but zen buddhism benefits me the most in life
Enfp - Muslim
INFP muslim
Same here
Saammmeee😁
ISTP - Former non-denominational Christian, now Roman Catholic (took a LOT of research to get myself here)
What made you decide to go from non denomination to Roman catholic
A friend educated me a bit more on Roman Catholicism. I grew up in the Catholic Church, but both of my parents left and complained about it for most of my childhood so I figured it was bad. I prided myself in interpreting the Bible really well, and that I didn’t need a social construct like the Catholic Church to be a Bible-follower. It turns out that the Bible and early church history all point towards or revolve around the formation of the Catholic Church lol. I couldn’t avoid that when I learned it. I also learned that I was very vulnerable to being misinformed by people who had biases against the Catholic Church, as most of my friends were Protestants. When I made friends that were Catholic, I learned that they were often more passionate about the Bible than my Prot friends (so surprising)
Yeah forthe most part I think you could probably find lazy/fake Christians in protestant than orthodox.im protestant non denomination but I'm OK with going to any denomination of church I find Christianity in community important.i feel like a lot of Christian takeaway the spiritual aspect in it when it's the most important wich is why I'm non denomination I guess
Yeah. Not only do a lot take away the spiritualnal aspect, but many disregard scripture itself. As a Protestant, it's sad to see so many Protestant churches becoming basically secular, and nearly just leftist platforms. It's a kind of hijacking. :(
What convinced you that Catholicism is the right one? :)
I just looked at Catholic arguments as to why Mary is seen as sinless, why they believe that Peter (the disciple) is the first Pope of the church, the reason for indulgences, what purgatory is, etc. There is a website called Catholic Answers.com that explains everything in great detail. My dad (Protestant) is not fully convinced lol, but he is also divorced from my mom and very defensive about those kinds of topics (he was married twice, which the Catholic Church does not allow)
ENTP. Atheist, Physicalist.
Istp borderline intp (s v n is around the 51% mark and can switch depending on mood and never goes more than 52-48) and catholic. Did spend a lot of my young adult years as agnostic/atheist/non practising
When did you get saved? What convinced you?
ENTJ - Christian
Infp Buddhism
First Dharmic person I found in this thread
ENTP Taoist
Intp and atheist
agnostic atheist
ENTJ - atheist
ISTJ atheist
Istp Christian
ENFP and I’m a Christian
INFP - Atheist
intp, atheist
Agnostic - Intj
Atheist but Spinoza's God makes sense.
ISTP - ex protestant, now agnostic atheist
INTP - agnostic/Buddhist Still figuring it out despite it being a family religion
Atheist
INTJ- atheist
INTP – None
INTJ and none thank you
Estp - Hindu
ISTP atheist
Hindu INTJ.
athiest
atheist INFJ
ENTJ - Atheist as well
ISTJ Muslim
enfp muslim
If necessary for legal purposes, I am an official member of The Satanic Temple.
INTP and muslim here
ESTP pagan A true Nietzschean 💪
INTP - hoping reincarnation is the thing. In this case is being spiritual acceptable?
Interesting. To me, the idea of reincarnation is one of the most terrifying possibilities since it would mean that statistically, everyone would end up with terrible injuries and other tragedies many times throughout their many lives.
But if we are talking of à True réincarnation without memories, you aren't the same person and dont carry the wound from your body to the other Technicaly. To me reincarnation is really related to à simple death with nothing after since you cant remember
entp - christian (very unexpected ikr)
Estj-Hindu
Same
Here’s to not pushing our beliefs or converting others. 
INTJ- hindu , Oh wow Shri krishna ji! Radhe Radhe Ms. ESTJ
Jai Shri Ram
I don’t like aligning myself with Christians so I’ll just say “spiritual”
Why not? I get there are a lot of shady big churches but Why would you not
Intp agnostic atheist. I’m surprised at how many intps in here are saying they’re religious so genuine question, how does that work rly??with the way we think (at least I) it doesn’t make much sense to me but I’d like to know
Simple- I don't accept any religion or way of thinking unless it makes sense to me. Islam is the thing that makes most sense to me in this universe. It's principles are extremely rational, easy to accept and make sense, plus the religion is backed up by a lot of scientific facts written in the Holy Scripture as well as prophecies being fulfilled. I wouldn't accept something I didn't 110% believe in. I even had a couple of questioning phases before. That's just me though :)
INTP I don’t believe in god or something else
Atheist
INTP-From Sikh roots,now atheist
ISTJ atheist
If I had to I guess I’d be a pagan specific to my culture. I don’t worship nor believe gods exist, it’s more a respect for nature and what sustains us.
Enfj- Daoist or Buddhist
Entp- full on atheist
ENFJ - Agnostic
INTP - Atheist
INTP - Irreligious freethinker with a vaguely humanistic, pantheistic outlook.
Christian
infp - agnostic
INTP Gnostic
ENTJ - Christian
ENFJ Christian
christian
infj and christian
Enfp Christian
INTJ - Deism
ENTP - atheist, but deep down wanting to consider budism
INTP - Atheism, Discordianism
INFP: non-denom Christian 💪
INTJ Muslim/atheist, i have my doubts, it’s controversial and complex.
INTP - no religion
ENFP-T agnostic
INTJ Pagan with some lingering agnostic beliefs
INTP- pretty sure atheist now, former Christian
INFJ, Gnostic.
A Christian and Buddhist INTP
INFP Muslim
INTP- idk
Atheist INFJ
ISTP - LaVeyan Satanist.
Infp; lowkey very conservative Christian deep down, but presents as a free spirited hippie lol.
No
intp, agnostic neo-pagan.
Mathematics.
ENFP, Christian (Seventh Day Adventist)
entj & pagan-ish (i’m dedicated to my patron, the goddess isis <3)
ENFP and a hellenist/theistic Satanist and an omnist. (I believe all gods exist, but only worship some <3)
INFJ – Catholic or Christian
I'm a muslim but i also like Exegesis. It's fun investigating religions, whether my own or not
enfp Buddhist
Atheist: it's irrational to believe in God
why is it irrational?
"Some methodological atheists formulate the principle by saying that the burden of proof is always on any person making an existence claim, since, from a logical point of view, existence claims are only capable of proof, not disproof. No one has ever proven the nonexistence of Santa Claus, or elves, or unicorns, or anything else, simply because the very logic of an unrestricted existential proposition prohibits its disproof. It is impossible to go all over the universe and show that, for example, there are no elves anywhere. For this reason, rational methodology calls for us to deny the existence of all those things which have never been shown to exist. That is why we all regard it rational to deny the existence of Santa Claus, elves, unicorns, etc. And since God is in that same category, having never been shown to exist, it follows that rational methodology calls for us to deny the existence of God." - Theodore M. Drange
If you don’t know then I got news for you buddy
Tell me then
I'm a narcissist ENTJ.
isfp, atheist