Is there any way to get people to reply to theology posts, except by including incorrect plurals? :)

[jack]

Is there any way to get people to reply to posts about theology, except by including incorrect plurals in them? :)

Comments

[pseudomonas]

People are far too sensible to argue theology. It's all about how many seraphims can dance on the head of a pin, right?

[ptc24]

Big cash prizes?

[seekingferret]

I read your theology posts with interest, but they're sort of orthogonal to my own theological concerns a lot of the time, so I often don't have much to say. I have a lot more certainty than you about what I believe God wants of me, and so spend more of my theological time asking why God wants those particular things.

[onyxlynx]

Imbedded baseball analogies?

(I tend to avoid discussions of theology since most of them are gotcha magnets. Also I skipped that class.)

[gerald_duck]

To judge by the can of worms I inadvertently opened a few hours ago, you innocently ask "is it OK to use a pancake for communion?".

More seriously, ask questions. I got few replies to all my ramblings back in the autumn, but that's fair enough: I was getting a whole bunch of stuff straight in my own head and felt others might be interested in watching the cogs move. The posts where I actually ask something do get responses.

If you're really serious about responses, add a poll!