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Nov. 24th, 2008
Thanksgiving Prayer (thanks, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rabjeff)
Nov. 24th, 2008 07:34 pmThanksgiving Prayer by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Asrabjeff points out, It follows the American mythology, so might not be considered politically or historically correct, but we could say the same about the Seder, right?
Anyway, I offer it to those who find it useful and appropriate. I'm not inviting discussion on whether it is appropriate, liturgical or politically, though of course that won't stop those who want to voice an opinion.
As
rabjeff points out, It follows the American mythology, so might not be considered politically or historically correct, but we could say the same about the Seder, right?Anyway, I offer it to those who find it useful and appropriate. I'm not inviting discussion on whether it is appropriate, liturgical or politically, though of course that won't stop those who want to voice an opinion.
Thanksgiving Prayer (thanks, rabjeff)
Nov. 24th, 2008 07:34 pmThanksgiving Prayer by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Asrabjeff points out, It follows the American mythology, so might not be considered politically or historically correct, but we could say the same about the Seder, right?
Anyway, I offer it to those who find it useful and appropriate. I'm not inviting discussion on whether it is appropriate, liturgical or politically, though of course that won't stop those who want to voice an opinion.
As
rabjeff points out, It follows the American mythology, so might not be considered politically or historically correct, but we could say the same about the Seder, right?Anyway, I offer it to those who find it useful and appropriate. I'm not inviting discussion on whether it is appropriate, liturgical or politically, though of course that won't stop those who want to voice an opinion.
In a recent post anotherjen reports that Typealyzer confirms that her LJ matches her personality type, ESTJ. Well it turns out that Typealyzer thinks my LJ is also ESTJ even though numerous personlity test indicate that I am an INFP. I ran it again for my LJ profile which Typealyzer considers an ISTP, the same result it generated for my website and my blogspot blog, though it reads my myspace as an INTP. I next ran it for bethr who considers herself an XNFP and has tested as an ENFP, and it turns out that Typealyzer considers her LJ an ESTJ and her LJ Profile an ISTJ.
How often does a Typealyzer result for one's blog match one's Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Does your Live Journal or other blog match your personality type?
anotherjen reports that Typealyzer confirms that her LJ matches her personality type, ESTJ. Well it turns out that Typealyzer thinks my LJ is also ESTJ even though numerous personlity test indicate that I am an INFP. I ran it again for my LJ profile which Typealyzer considers an ISTP, the same result it generated for my website and my blogspot blog, though it reads my myspace as an INTP. I next ran it for bethr who considers herself an XNFP and has tested as an ENFP, and it turns out that Typealyzer considers her LJ an ESTJ and her LJ Profile an ISTJ. How often does a Typealyzer result for one's blog match one's Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Does your Live Journal or other blog match your personality type?
In a recent post anotherjen reports that Typealyzer confirms that her LJ matches her personality type, ESTJ. Well it turns out that Typealyzer thinks my LJ is also ESTJ even though numerous personlity test indicate that I am an INFP. I ran it again for my LJ profile which Typealyzer considers an ISTP, the same result it generated for my website and my blogspot blog, though it reads my myspace as an INTP. I next ran it for bethr who considers herself an XNFP and has tested as an ENFP, and it turns out that Typealyzer considers her LJ an ESTJ and her LJ Profile an ISTJ.
How often does a Typealyzer result for one's blog match one's Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Does your Live Journal or other blog match your personality type?
anotherjen reports that Typealyzer confirms that her LJ matches her personality type, ESTJ. Well it turns out that Typealyzer thinks my LJ is also ESTJ even though numerous personlity test indicate that I am an INFP. I ran it again for my LJ profile which Typealyzer considers an ISTP, the same result it generated for my website and my blogspot blog, though it reads my myspace as an INTP. I next ran it for bethr who considers herself an XNFP and has tested as an ENFP, and it turns out that Typealyzer considers her LJ an ESTJ and her LJ Profile an ISTJ. How often does a Typealyzer result for one's blog match one's Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Does your Live Journal or other blog match your personality type?