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**megatrendsZ** · 12-18-2011, 05:57 AM

Two questions:

1) As we become sanctified and more Christ-like, do we retain our personality? For example, if someone is born with a sense of humour and is able to make other people laugh, can it remain like that even through the process of theosis? Or do we lose some of our personality traits? I ask because sometimes it seems that to be Christ-like means we will all be the same (like robots)

2) Do any of you struggle with trying to understand your true self as Christians?

12-18-2011, 05:57 AM	#1
megatrendsZ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	Identity and personality Two questions: 1) As we become sanctified and more Christ-like, do we retain our personality? For example, if someone is born with a sense of humour and is able to make other people laugh, can it remain like that even through the process of theosis? Or do we lose some of our personality traits? I ask because sometimes it seems that to be Christ-like means we will all be the same (like robots) 2) Do any of you struggle with trying to understand your true self as Christians?
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