Theos-Talk Archives (February 2005 Message tt00740)

Fair enough Dallas. Citing sources is expected in informative and (and 
sometimes) persuasive essays, and I agree that a case might be made for 
using them on a chat board. However, scholarship is much more than 
citing sources and implies the application of methodology. Graduate and 
post graduate degrees are supposed to be evidence that one has been 
trained in the methodology or methodologies of a given field. Whether 
or not one applies those skills, is another question.

Best
Jerry

> [I used the
> word 'scholarship' only to indicate the need to back up anything one said
> about THEOSOPHY with a respected or primary source ALL COULD REFER TO.]