Why can't our Theologians have their own section?

It'd be good to be a part of that.

So here's my reasoning for going through 1 through 4 as opposed to leaving it at point 2: I have no idea how logical your thought process is and can't know what you'd find relevant.

While I apologize for being overly verbose, to those with no foundation in what I'm on about, the answer was complete.

Now for my last question to the board:

Why are we so interested in a board dedicated to the study of Theo Epstein? There's an entire city of Chicago that's available for that very task.

 

I just want to point out that there are still a number of people in the Boston area that continue to talk (ad nauseum) about Theo Epstein.

 

Submits idea to Chip in support of a Theology forum knowing that it will increase traffic.

 

I will definitely support the idea of establishing a sports forum. Then we can follow Theo, Tito and the whole of Red Sox Nation. Should I start a Gabe Kapler for Manager forum too?

 

What's your point?

 

That the Yankees team has accomplished quite a bit with players that are now either dead or retirement-worthy?

MC - Sports is about what you've done lately.

 

Since it was not you making the point, your answer does not count.

 

Fair enough. Not like MC is going to have one that better suits Bostonians.

 

No need..

I tend to agree with those who are opposed to the separation.

While new degree programs are regularly developed, the last few years have seen something of a stabilization in DEd providers -- especially in theology.

No reason the non-theologically minded cannot witness our discussion in public forum.

 

Theology is an interest of mine as well. I would find it helpful, however, I will work around the site as well as I can regardless. Good idea though - if enough folks would make use of it.

 

Yeah, why not?

 

bumpity....

 

We need a new history subforum.