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Started by LaSpino3, Tue Aug 02, 2011 - 17:16:42

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LaSpino3

I note that articles that usually went of the Theology forum, have been moved to the General Discussion, Devotional section of the forum. The devotional section is not displayed as is the End Times, Theology etc.

Is it possable that if we have to post articles that take a great deal of time and research in this section can it be given its own single title, and not under General Discussion?

Why you moved an article of mine to this section, makes me scratch my head.  ???

Devotional, means a short worship service, and I assure you my articles have nothing to do with a short worship service. 

Phil LaSpino

Wycliffes_Shillelagh

Hi Phil,

Was that the one about the sand going through our hands?  I would expect it was moved because there was no salient point to debate over.  Nobody would reasonably disagree, so it becomes merely a point of reflection, which is kind of what a devotional is all about. 

Although, I wasn't actually the one who moved it, so that's just my guess based on looking at it.

Jarrod


LaSpino3

Jerrod, It was my article on justification that was moved to the devotional section.

Phil.

P.F.

A few preemptive bans on some "non-traditional" posters would be a far better use of time than moving posts.

LaSpino3

I made an error in my last post to you. It was on Judging, that was moved to the devotional section of the forum. If we can leave posts up like "Did Adam have a bellybutton?" then both the posts of Judging and Justification should have an equal stage as they always have on the Theology section. These are important issues that need to be discussed.

Phil LaSpino

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