Comment N0. 3 reflects my position .
It is such a sad situation in Ireland that many religious will not say publicly what they talk about in private. We all do this - we use prudence.
But there is a
Who is this extraordinary character whose birth two millennia ago we've celebrated, and because of whom we are here today? How can we find words to express what goes beyond all words?
The Prologue to
And a time for looking back... Pre-Vatican Two.
The Formative Years...
Novitiate... Student years... Ordination...
Formative years?
We were moulded in immaturity...
While the focus of this article is the challenge of 'anonymous' contributors, the wider question of moderation is pertinent to any discussion in this area. Most of what I have contributed to this site
This is an interesting and important issue.
I would like to comment on what can happen to a writer of a comment on a religious topic on which there are differing opinions and stances.
Some years ago I
Difficult one. I think the bottom line must be that all posters are genuine and verifiable,genuine email address, phone no etc. After that its up to moderators.Of course there will be dissenting voice
It is good to see such a clear, straight forward position expressed on the ACP site.
Too often on sites where writers hide their identity, views are expressed in terms that are detrimental to individu
Sandra Mc Sheaffrey wrote, "As we begin a New Year, it would be good to know that this space, as policy, does not allow anonymous/false name contributions." I totally support this in principle, althou
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The Ring of Gyges – The Issue of Anonymity
December 30 2015This is an interesting and important issue. I would like to comment on what can happen to a writer of a comment on a religious topic on which there are differing opinions and stances. Some years ago I
The Ring of Gyges – The Issue of Anonymity
December 30 2015Difficult one. I think the bottom line must be that all posters are genuine and verifiable,genuine email address, phone no etc. After that its up to moderators.Of course there will be dissenting voice
The Ring of Gyges – The Issue of Anonymity
December 30 2015It is good to see such a clear, straight forward position expressed on the ACP site. Too often on sites where writers hide their identity, views are expressed in terms that are detrimental to individu
The Ring of Gyges – The Issue of Anonymity
December 30 2015Sandra Mc Sheaffrey wrote, "As we begin a New Year, it would be good to know that this space, as policy, does not allow anonymous/false name contributions." I totally support this in principle, althou
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