What type is... gasp... GOD?

[taylord]

I don't really believe in God, but if God were to exist, what type do you think he'd be, if any at all? I think the God of the Bible is a major ESTJ (although it's hard to type God as using the senses). What I would like to perceive a God as is INTP, a guy who doesn't interfere and simply maintains and discovers continually the system as it is. What are your thoughts?

 

[Fluffywolf]

The christian God would, without a doubt, be ENFP. A young 15 year old pubescent ENFP.

He who loves all but meanwhile doesnt mind striking down whole groups of people either and seems to have no reservations about making generalisations.

 

[prplchknz]

EINSFTPJ

 

[RaptorWizard]

Cool, an INFP thinks INTP could be God, and I as a self-typed INTP made a thread called Is INFP the "perfect" type? - All hail the idiosyncratic dreamers of new worlds!

I have faith in my full promise to destroy the Creator and become a Draconian God!

 

[WALMART]

Se/Te

XSTJ is as close as you'll get MBTI-wise.

 

[Infinite Bubble]

XXXX, by definition. Anything other, and that is to say god is more one thing and less of another. But god encompasses everything that can ever be. Unequality is an attribute of all manifestations at the exclusion of god. Being everything - equality - is essentially being featureless. Features are the focal point of typology.

That's in concept - the Creator archetype. Specific gods though, are not the creators, but the creations; of beings fundamentally unequal. So depending on the god, they exhibit our different characteristics and flaws. A type for each can be concluded upon analysis, then.

 

[Emotionalogic]

SHAM

 

[taylord]

Cool, an INFP thinks INTP could be God, and I as a self-typed INTP made a thread called Is INFP the "perfect" type? - All hail the idiosyncratic dreamers of new worlds!

I have faith in my full promise to destroy the Creator and become a Draconian God!

Ohhh nooo I have created a monster!

 

[/DG/]

This is highly dependent on which god you are speaking of. The Christian god of the Old Testament? Of the New Testament? Allah? Zeus? Shiva? Ra? Thor? Odin?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_deities


I'm going to assume in this case that we are probably narrowing it down to the "creator gods" section. There's still a lot to choose from.

 

[taylord]

XXXX, by definition. Anything other, and that is to say god is more one thing and less of another. But god encompasses everything that can ever be. Unequality is an attribute of all manifestations at the exclusion of god. Being everything - equality - is essentially being featureless. Features are the focal point of typology.

That's in concept - the Creator archetype. Specific gods though, are not the creators, but the creations; of beings fundamentally unequal. So depending on the god, they exhibit our different characteristics and flaws. A type for each can be concluded upon analysis, then.

A good answer but kind of avoiding the question. Let's say it this way - imagine you were to write something and you had to portray God as a person, what person would he most likely be like?

 

[taylord]

XXXX, by definition. Anything other, and that is to say god is more one thing and less of another. But god encompasses everything that can ever be. Unequality is an attribute of all manifestations at the exclusion of god. Being everything - equality - is essentially being featureless. Features are the focal point of typology.

That's in concept - the Creator archetype. Specific gods though, are not the creators, but the creations; of beings fundamentally unequal. So depending on the god, they exhibit our different characteristics and flaws. A type for each can be concluded upon analysis, then.

A good answer but kind of avoiding the question. Let's say it this way - imagine you were to write something and you had to portray God as a person, what person would he most likely be like?

 

[Sunny Ghost]

Se/Ti; a lot of beauty and a lot of technical workings. Maybe god is the ultimate xSTP.

Oh, but the Christian God... Te/Si. ESTJ.

 

[ndovjtjcaqidthi]

The Christian God is a female ISFJ.

XXXX, by definition. Anything other, and that is to say god is more one thing and less of another. But god encompasses everything that can ever be. Unequality is an attribute of all manifestations at the exclusion of god. Being everything - equality - is essentially being featureless. Features are the focal point of typology.

That's in concept - the Creator archetype. Specific gods though, are not the creators, but the creations; of beings fundamentally unequal. So depending on the god, they exhibit our different characteristics and flaws. A type for each can be concluded upon analysis, then.

Yes but the God of the bible clearly has a personality.

 

[Infinite Bubble]

A good answer but kind of avoiding the question. Let's say it this way - imagine you were to write something and you had to portray God as a person, what person would he most likely be like?

God would be like a caricature of myself, influenced by the people and events around me. Incidentally that was most likely the process that was actually involved.

There's some immature Fi in there. ESTJ wouldn't be far off. Type 1 if you're keen on Enneagram. 1 & 8.

Yes but the God of the bible clearly has a personality.

And that's what the second part pertains to.

 

[violet_crown]

I like to think of God as an ENTP with his shit together.

 

[1487610420]

FAKE

 

[ndovjtjcaqidthi]

FAKE

Ohh hohhh.

 

[Emotionalogic]

WEAK

 

[Cellmold]

FAKE

 

[hjgbujhghg]

The type of this thread would be WTF