[Maverick]

Originally Posted by niki

I have a curious question:

Curiosity is a good thing.

how does NT view religions?

I would guess as yet another subject of analysis, susceptible to be dissected using sociology and psychology.

what is the NT's notions of "God" ?

Probably a social construct would be a common answer

can NT be as 'spiritual/religious' as most NF seems to be ?

I can't think of a reason why they could not

and what does NT think , specifically, of Christianity concept of God?

This one here thinks there's no way of knowing anything about its veracity.

does it make sense?

Maybe it does?

is it acceptable, or it is not acceptable for NT's rationale?

Neither

and what's the reasons?

Insufficient data to form a conclusion

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) ?

I don't see any reason against this.

does this have anything to do at all with one being an "NT" (as opposed to an SJ, or ST, or NF, etc ) ?

It has to do with being N. N's tend to be more open to experience as defined in big 5 models of personality. People high in this dimension are more likely to explore other belief systems. People extreme in this dimension tend to hold fantastical and non-sensical beliefs.