Does anyone know who might be suitable to answer this question?

[sidetrack]

There was a thread that I was left unanswered that I posted months ago.Now that I now all about the different kinds of members like prayer warriors,forum supporters and observing members I would be very thankful if anyone can recommend a particular person to whom I could this question as a private messsage.However I’ll post it here where anyone is free to answer it.I dont really know much about the things in the question I posted.This is from December,7th,2010 by the way. “I dont know much about either of those things except that Christian existentialism can be traced to Søren Kierkegaard and Christian anarchism can be traced to Leo Tolstoy.Can anyone gi[v]e me some general overviews about them and/or their significance?.Do they go agianest teachings of forms of Christianity such as Catholicism?.Thanks to anyone responding.”.Answrs are much appreciated and God bless.

 

[The_Exodus]

There was a thread that I was left unanswered that I posted months ago.Now that I now all about the different kinds of members like prayer warriors,forum supporters and observing members I would be very thankful if anyone can recommend a particular person to whom I could this question as a private messsage.However I’ll post it here where anyone is free to answer it.I dont really know much about the things in the question I posted.This is from December,7th,2010 by the way. “I dont know much about either of those things except that Christian existentialism can be traced to Søren Kierkegaard and Christian anarchism can be traced to Leo Tolstoy.Can anyone gi[v]e me some general overviews about them and/or their significance?.Do they go agianest teachings of forms of Christianity such as Catholicism?.Thanks to anyone responding.”.Answrs are much appreciated and God bless.

My advice to you is this. Don’t go asking others about what someone wrote. You will almost always be deceived. Read the writer first, then compare your thoughts to other people’s afterward. And never forget that you are reading the writer to look at his thought – not his personal life.