tithing part 2

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On 02/23/98 at 09:16 AM, JoeJarv@aol.com said:

>Someone else mentioned the need for "credentials" when dealing with
>others. However, when I dealt with the United States Federal Government
>(obtaining 501 (c) (3) status), the State of Illinois (while
>incorporating), and the Local Government (while getting approval to visit
>prisoners) the only credential I was asked to provide each time, was my
>Ordination Credential from the PAW. They never asked what degrees I
>possess, or if I even had any.

One more time.  The need for degrees was in regard to TEXTBOOK type
material.  Find a reputable institution that will use a textbook from a
non-degreed source.


 
>This got a little long, but I am surprised to see such an emphasis on
>this list, where when I posted a quote from a source on a subject, it was
>immediately discredited as not being from an acceptable source: 

This list has a large number of geeks.  Geeks like their facts in order
from acceptable sources; hearsay is discredited.

off the top of my head geek list:

Bro Brown
Bro Hooks
Bro Litteral(marginal)
Bro Masoner
Bro Nally
myself


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