Do you think you or somebody can set up anouther message board? I know they're hopelessly retardatiare and un-facebook like. I really hate this format, no offense. It's really hard to know who's posted when on which thread. And it's not egalitarian at all. It's les like an open conversation and more like a lecture with a q&a session squeezed in at the end.
7th Stooge said... Do you think you or somebody can set up anouther message board? I know they're hopelessly retardatiare and un-facebook like. I really hate this format, no offense. It's really hard to know who's posted when on which thread. And it's not egalitarian at all. It's les like an open conversation and more like a lecture with a q&a session squeezed in at the end.
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Well, I've already seen all the TS stuff and was enjoying your Tillich series a bit back...?
That'd be my vote, if you in the mood for theology....l
I'll consider that. I do use Tillich in chapter 9 of the TS book.
You and I are the only people who end up talking much about it, tho, I understand......
Belief and knowledge.
Do you think you or somebody can set up anouther message board? I know they're hopelessly retardatiare and un-facebook like. I really hate this format, no offense. It's really hard to know who's posted when on which thread. And it's not egalitarian at all. It's les like an open conversation and more like a lecture with a q&a session squeezed in at the end.
How about springboarding from the discussion on the last topic, and talking about rationalization vs. rational warrant?
7th Stooge said...
Do you think you or somebody can set up anouther message board? I know they're hopelessly retardatiare and un-facebook like. I really hate this format, no offense. It's really hard to know who's posted when on which thread. And it's not egalitarian at all. It's les like an open conversation and more like a lecture with a q&a session squeezed in at the end.
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Kristen said...
How about springboarding from the discussion on the last topic, and talking about rationalization vs. rational warrant?
I sort of did
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