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Journal of Beliefs & Values
Studies in Religion & Education
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Opposition from Christians to Myers–Briggs personality typing: an analysis and evaluation

John B. Lloyd Emeritus Professor of Pharmacy, University of Sunderland, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 111-123 | Published online: 29 Oct 2007

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John B. Lloyd. (2022) Seeking truth in personality science: reconciling trait theory and psychological type. Mental Health, Religion & Culture 25:9, pages 817-828.
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Gareth Garland & Andrew Village. (2022) Psychological type profiles and temperaments of ministers in the Baptist Union of Great Britain (BUGB). Mental Health, Religion & Culture 25:9, pages 860-874.
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Leslie J. Francis & Giuseppe Giordan. (2021) Identifying learning preferences among Italian undergraduate students studying the sociology of religion: drawing on psychological type preferences. Mental Health, Religion & Culture 24:6, pages 581-593.
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Leslie J. Francis. (2013) Psychological-type theory and Christian theology: a conflict between implicit and explicit religions?. Mental Health, Religion & Culture 16:9, pages 964-974.
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Leslie J. Francis & Greg Smith. (2012) Separating Sheep from Goats. Journal of Adult Theological Education 9:2, pages 175-191.
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Gill Hall. (2012) Applying psychological-type theory to faith: spirituality, prayer, worship and scripture. Mental Health, Religion & Culture 15:9, pages 849-862.
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John B. Lloyd. (2012) Psychological type and the religious quest for wisdom and maturity. Mental Health, Religion & Culture 15:9, pages 837-847.
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John B. Lloyd. (2012) The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® and mainstream psychology: analysis and evaluation of an unresolved hostility. Journal of Beliefs & Values 33:1, pages 23-34.
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Peter C. Farley. (2009) Psychological type preferences of female missionaries from the United Kingdom. Mental Health, Religion & Culture 12:7, pages 663-669.
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Leslie J. Francis & Michael Whinney. (2018) The Psychological Profile of Church of England Male Archdeacons at the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century: Drawing on Psychological Type and Temperament Theory. Journal of Anglican Studies 17:1, pages 74-92.
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Andrew Village & Sylvia Baker. (2013) Rejection of Darwinian Evolution Among Churchgoers in England: The Effects of Psychological Type. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 52:3, pages 557-572.
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Leslie J. Francis. 2009. International Handbook of Education for Spirituality, Care and Wellbeing. International Handbook of Education for Spirituality, Care and Wellbeing 125 145 .

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