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The Aeneas scam, November 28th, 2020.

Introduction.

There's something deeply alluring about personality tests.

On the mild end of the scale, they can be used to heighten self-awarenessawareness which all of us could use a little more of

Romans 12-3 and on the troubling end of the scale is the marked tendency to adopt the

findings of whatever test it is as a source of identity. I am a fill in the blank and it explains so much.

Instead of finding our identity in Christ, the Rock of Ages,

our identity is located in the tattered cardboard box of lame and carnal categories.

Now, we've always known forever that there are different kinds of people in the world, some gloomy and some cheerful.

This is the result of people having eyes in their head and I'm not

complaining about that. But there's a clear tendency to take this way too far.

The ancients broke it down into four basic types, choleric, melancholic, sanguine, and phlegmatic.

This being the result of a different kind of bodily humor dominating in each person, making

them correspondingly bossy or introspective or cheerful or laid back.

A classic Christian adaptation of this can be found to know Howlisby's temperament and the Christian

faith.

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