Spiritual Type?
I'm into tradition, orderliness, words & literature, and theology. My spiritual type is "sage." What is yours?
Labels: Spirituality and Liturgy
posted by Rev. Daniel McLain Hixon at 9/05/2008
9/5/08
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5 Comments:
I'm a mystic.
After re-reading the descriptions, I'm betting that I am probably borderline "mystic" too, since much of this description also fits me.
Also, I read the "lover" and thought this sounded like whole chunks of (espeically evangelical) Christianity. I wonder if perhaps people of similar 'spiritual types' tend to gravitate toward one another and form churches that reflect their type...
I'm a lover. Does that fit your theory of different types gravitating to certain churches? --Bethany
or maybe certain kinds of churches tend to produce certain sorts of Christian spiritual types?
Sage here, but like others I think borderline mystic.
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