Flat Earth Anyone: ONE HUNDRED PROOFS
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just curious is there any web site that explains
Not a LOGOS question!
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Do you know what is UU position on
Also NOT a Logos question
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Do you know what is UU position on Spiritual Intelligence?
No question about my personal knowledge is answerable in Logos. However, the link I gave you includes several position papers. That should show you what types of issues they take positions on.
original answer - shortened:
1. First use Logos to identify position papers - read them to understand the time frame in which position papers have been written by which denominations and on what topics.
2. Use Logos to compare position papers to creedal statements to see how denominations use creedal statements to support position papers and to what extent they write position papers on topics outside their creedal statements.
3. Use Logos to understand the creedal statements of the Unitarian Universalists.
4. Use Logos to understand the concepts behind spiritual intelligence and it's use. How does it fit into the various subtopics in theology as Logos theological ontology describes them?
5.. Now look for recent position papers by the Unitarian Universalist - recent being after 1997 when the concept of spiritual intelligence was first named. Logos does not try to maintain current position papers so you'll have to go back to the initial web site.
6. Now apply reason to the data you have collected ... what denominations are most likely to have written position on spiritual intelligence? Does that list include Unitarian Universalists? It so, why? If not, why not?
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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(Thank you MJ for MAKING the UU question a Logos question. Well played!)
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Excellent answer MJ thanks, this is what I am talking about, get enough information to leverage L9 (tools, products, etc.)
from another post I wrote:
Then we have the term discussing, to me is different from mentioning something for further research. Discussing is actually engaging in giving arguments to prove a point, which is very different from mentioning some issues that may aid in better search using Logos (tools), getting better resources (products), promoting critical thinking (for edification), etc.
From the guidelines we can tell that intent is as important as object. If a person is trying to help persons leverage their L9, how can that be guideline violation?
Underlying question: how can key issues in certain topics be made explicit for further research, finding of relevant resources, etc. without causing polemics, nor violating guidelines?
I am not here to say that my accepted theological / practical ministry constructs are better, but to allow others to speak their mind and discover new angles through their particular faith journey's experiences for edification and enlargement of conceptual framework, big difference.
Peace and grace.
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Not a LOGOS question!
How can one judge the usefulness / accuracy of a Logos offered resource if one does not have background information about official beliefs in a particular group one has no knowledge about?
If someone knows trusted sources that one can explore, then one can for oneself decide which logos products are more useful to explore certain particular topics uncovered by the background information.
Some others may have no interest at all to explore other traditions, but some do want to check all and retain what is good.
Is not that allowed by Logos offering packages for different traditions?
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Also NOT a Logos question
Logos has resources about spiritual intelligence.
Logos has resources about UU.
I am not a professional researcher, but MJ kindly pointed a way to do own analysis (advanced in my view) to leverage L9 for studies, exploration and understanding.
Part of that is why MJ is so loved, she has patience and understands that we are not all at high level performance, and kindly shows ways to up the skills of users.
That is invaluable in my view, and part of the reason why I participate in the forums, not to cause polemics or make people uncomfortable, but to discover new exploration venues available for the use of Logos software.
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