I'm from a very diverse family with a mixture of Feelers and Thinkers. The thing many of us have in common is that we have been raised in both faith and investigation. I don't think I could believe in God as much as I do without both. Despite being INFPs, I think my sister and I (as an example) have good use of a Ti function (a lot of the things we think about include finding the logical mechanisms behind lots of things), and the more we dive into science and the rational mapping of the world as we know it, the more we seem to find evidence that God is real. I mean, how else can a universe with such vast energy expanding at such a vast rate be sopatterned? How could it have developed such intricate and infinite systemson its own, when its existence, as far as many scientists are concerned, was conceived from chaos?
It takes as much faith and evidence to believe in such a paradox as it does to believe in a Creator, if not more (at least for me).
Mei Sieu (INFP) (not verified)says...
I'm from a very diverse family with a mixture of Feelers and Thinkers. The thing many of us have in common is that we have been raised in both faith and investigation. I don't think I could believe in God as much as I do without both. Despite being INFPs, I think my sister and I (as an example) have good use of a Ti function (a lot of the things we think about include finding the logical mechanisms behind lots of things), and the more we dive into science and the rational mapping of the world as we know it, the more we seem to find evidence that God is real. I mean, how else can a universe with such vast energy expanding at such a vast rate be sopatterned? How could it have developed such intricate and infinite systemson its own, when its existence, as far as many scientists are concerned, was conceived from chaos?
It takes as much faith and evidence to believe in such a paradox as it does to believe in a Creator, if not more (at least for me).