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niki · 10-03-2007, 01:36 PM

I have a curious question:
how does NT view religions?
what is the NT's notions of "God" ? can NT be as 'spiritual/religious' as most NF seems to be ?

and what does NT think , specifically, of Christianity concept of God? does it make sense? is it acceptable, or it is not acceptable for NT's rationale? and what's the reasons?

and for some unknown reason, is it true that NT's are more interested towards the New-Age-ism, or Buddhism, Hinduism, or even pantheism notion of "God" , rather than those Abrahamic religions (ie: Islam, Christianity, Judaism) ?
does this have anything to do at all with one being an "NT" (as opposed to an SJ, or ST, or NF, etc ) ?

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niki Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Type: INFP Location: jakarta, Indonesia Posts: 156	NT & religions (& God) I have a curious question: how does NT view religions? what is the NT's notions of "God" ? can NT be as 'spiritual/religious' as most NF seems to be ? and what does NT think , specifically, of Christianity concept of God? does it make sense? is it acceptable, or it is not acceptable for NT's rationale? and what's the reasons? and for some unknown reason, is it true that NT's are more interested towards the New-Age-ism, or Buddhism, Hinduism, or even pantheism notion of "God" , rather than those Abrahamic religions (ie: Islam, Christianity, Judaism) ? does this have anything to do at all with one being an "NT" (as opposed to an SJ, or ST, or NF, etc ) ? __________________ My Solo compositions: http://myspace.com/nikiwonotomusic My Youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/nikiwonoto