Knowing Me, Knowing God: Exploring Your Spirituality with Myers-Briggs

[Usehername]

It has great reviews on Amazon, but what say the critics of MBTIc?

 

[Totenkindly]

It has great reviews on Amazon, but what say the critics of MBTIc?

I have this book, but it's not nearly my favorite because it's just too skimpy. (It might be useful to a MBTI novice, however, or someone not used to thinking a possible mesh between spirituality and personality.)

If you want a much more thorough exploration of spirituality via the MBTI tool, I highly recommend the book Soul Types by Sandra Hirsh and Jane Kise.

EDIT: It's 300+ pages, exploring not only the four archetypes but the general spiritual approaches, strengths, weaknesses, and paths of development for each of the 16 types.

 

[INTJMom]

I have both of those - my sister gave them to me. I haven't found either one of them useful for myself.

 

[Usehername]

I have this book, but it's not nearly my favorite because it's just too skimpy. (It might be useful to a MBTI novice, however, or someone not used to thinking a possible mesh between spirituality and personality.)

If you want a much more thorough exploration of spirituality via the MBTI tool, I highly recommend the book Soul Types by Sandra Hirsh and Jane Kise.

EDIT: It's 300+ pages, exploring not only the four archetypes but the general spiritual approaches, strengths, weaknesses, and paths of development for each of the 16 types.

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