toldailytopic: Name one thing that Theologyonline has always done well and you would

[Nathon Detroit]

The TheologyOnline.com TOPIC OF THE DAY for August 8th, 2012 12:29 PM

toldailytopic: Name one thing that Theologyonline has always done well and you would not want to see it change.

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[Nathon Detroit]

:mock: liberals

 

[Tambora]

toldailytopic: Name one thing that Theologyonline has always done well and you would not want to see it change.

What I love about TOL is, well practically everything .....

But I really appreciate that one does not have to walk on eggshells about every little thing.
The wit, humor, and sarcasm is an enjoyable experience compared to other sites.

But what I love the most about TOL is that there are several knowledgeable folks here who proclaim the gospel of grace and rightly divide.

TOL is always adding more benefits to it's members, adding smiles, providing gifts to members, etc.
So it is constantly growing.

I can't think of a darn thing that I would want to change about it.

I just love this place!!!!!!

 

[Tambora]

:mock: liberals

haha!

I heard someone say once that liberals were just conservatives that haven't been mugged yet.

 

[vegascowboy]

TOL has always been exceptional at renewing my subscription to the SPAM of the Month Club.

In all the years I've been a part of of this site, I've never been disapointed in its ability to attract those who would pervert the Gospel and twist His word to fit their particular agenda or belief system.

Luckily, there is also not a shortage of those who keep them in line.

I am happy TOL is here, and I am a better person because of it

 

[Traditio]

TOL is an incredibly streamlined and easy-to-navigate website. Seriously: never change that.

 

[sky.]

Rail against the machine and be part of it at the same time.

:mock: TOL

 

[ragTagblues]

This place has always been good at being a little liberal with the truth I guess; but it makes for good reading!

ToL is also pretty good at down and dirty bias; makes for an interesting framework to debate in.

Apartf from that, the general togetherness thingy is is reasonably high on the list.

 

[Psalmist]

toldailytopic: Name one thing that Theologyonline has always done well and you would not want to see it change. ​

Taking the heat in and out of the kitchen.


:first:​

 

[PureX]

TOL is an incredibly streamlined and easy-to-navigate website. Seriously: never change that.

I agree with this. The site works, and is not all cluttered up with spinning gifs and flashing advertisements and endless links and all that kind of junk that you see on other web sites.

TOL's functioning is fast, simple, and effective. Good job!

 

[Buzzword]

I think TOL's biggest strength, even with the overt fundamentalist Christian bias of the management, is the variety of viewpoints across the board.

There are well-spoken (written?) people from all walks of life and multiple belief systems (including lack thereof) who express intelligent, well-reasoned views.

 

[Town Heretic]

Name one thing that Theologyonline has always done well and you would not want to see it change.


:think:


...crescent rolls. :chew:


Oh, and kept its sense of humor. :thumb:



Also, not having a million specialty, sub forums keeps the thing feeling like a really great small town...and the odd spambot makes it feel like you're still near enough to the city to go shopping.

lain:

 

[zippy2006]

TOL is an incredibly streamlined and easy-to-navigate website. Seriously: never change that.

Agreed, the UI and general design is very good. :up:

 

[sky.]

Name one thing that Theologyonline has always done well and you would not want to see it change.


:think:


...crescent rolls. :chew:



lain:

Rubber biscuits...

 

[Town Heretic]

Rubber biscuits...

...baby bumpers. lain:


And suffering fools...which if you listen to Letsargue... :noid:

But really, I don't even think Paul does that (no, the other one).

:e4e:

 

[Wile E. Coyote]

I think TOL's biggest strength, even with the overt fundamentalist Christian bias of the management, is the variety of viewpoints across the board.

There are well-spoken (written?) people from all walks of life and multiple belief systems (including lack thereof) who express intelligent, well-reasoned views.

The anti-trinitarians here do not express intelligent, well reasoned views. Invalid inference is not intelligent or well reasoned at all.

 

[sky.]

...baby bumpers. lain:


And suffering fools...which if you listen to Let's Argue... :noid:

But really, I don't even think Paul does that (no, the other one).

:e4e:

Figures you would think that you were getting a pastry when you're getting a store bought.

 

[sky.]

Oh wait, you're part of the store.

 

[Town Heretic]

Oh wait, you're part of the store.

Though in my defense I did bring gravy and a fine wedge of cheese. lain:

Of course once you have the cheese business licked it's all gravy.

 

[sky.]

Though in my defense I did bring gravy and a fine wedge of cheese. lain:

Of course once you have the cheese licked it's all gravy.

Cheese lickers? glad you admit it.