What's Your Area Of Expertise?

AV1611VET · Mar 31, 2017

Just for kicks, I'd like to create a thread where we can explain our areas of expertise and maybe lighten things up a bit.

This thread can also serve as a reference tool.

I'll start:

My areas of expertise are Creationism and the Flood.

I also enjoy talking about the dispensations and basic doctrine.

I like to salt my posts with Scripture whenever possible, and I like to emphasize miracles as interruptions to nature.

Your turn.

The-Doctor · Mar 31, 2017

Everything!

Jimmy D · Mar 31, 2017

Nothing!

Jimmy D · Mar 31, 2017

Actually I really do have no areas of expertise - related to the topics discussed in these forums anyway. All I have is common sense and google, and apparently even they can't be trusted.

dysert · Mar 31, 2017

My area of expertise is software development.

Heber Book List · Mar 31, 2017

Applied Theology

2 Diplomas (DipRS Religious Studies + DipHE Theology & Pastoral Studies).
2 Degrees (BA Sociology of Religion + MA Mission, Leadership & Renewal)
Certificate of Ordination (1992).

Paidiske · Mar 31, 2017

In science, genetics and immunology.

In theology, early patristics.

victorinus · Mar 31, 2017

I have spent 20 years studying the apocalypse, the byzantine empire, and islam
-and-
I have shown how they fit together

Goonie · Mar 31, 2017

AV1611VET said:
Just for kicks, I'd like to create a thread where we can explain our areas of expertise and maybe lighten things up a bit.

This thread can also serve as a reference tool.

I'll start:

My areas of expertise are Creationism and the Flood.

I also enjoy talking about the dispensations and basic doctrine.

I like to salt my posts with Scripture whenever possible, and I like to emphasize miracles as interruptions to nature.

Your turn.

Tying my shoelace, get it right at least two times out of three.

digitalgoth · Mar 31, 2017

Development of artificial intelligence systems for financial services companies and predictive marketing.

RickG · Mar 31, 2017

I have three degrees, a bachelors and two masters, all three in different areas. With respect to science, a M.S. in Physical Earth Science with a concentration in Paleoclimatology, plus nearly 30 years experience as a research chemist and process engineer in private industry and a few years teaching. Current status, retired.

AV1611VET · Mar 31, 2017

Goonie said:
Tying my shoelace, get it right at least two times out of three.

I use Velcro.

juvenissun · Mar 31, 2017

Heber Book List said:
Applied Theology

Interesting. Nice to know you.

Kenny'sID · Mar 31, 2017

Assuming we are talking CF expertise or the like, none. I just jump in where I do, and hope for the best. There tend to be areas I jump into more than others.

General expertise?, kind of the same thing...Jack of all trades, master of few, and will jump into about anything, and hope for the best.

OldWiseGuy · Mar 31, 2017

Managing my own life and bringing it to a successful (gulp) conclusion.

jayem · Mar 31, 2017

Health care. M.D., board certified in Internal Medicine. Retired after 40+ years practicing internal and occupational medicine. Have also studied biomedical ethics and served 10 years on a hospital ethics committee.

jayem · Mar 31, 2017

Health care. M.D., board certified in Internal Medicine. Retired after 40+ years practicing internal and occupational medicine. Also have some training in biomedical ethics, and served 10 years on a hospital ethics committee.

Bungle_Bear · Apr 1, 2017

I'm a polyglot with formal qualifications with languages and linguistics. On the job over the past 25 years I've specialised in information theory and IT systems, particularly architecture and security.

I also have opinions about many things, some educated some maybe not so much.

I come to these forums mostly to learn, hopefully from people who really know what they are talking about.

Strathos · Apr 1, 2017

In terms of theology, probably the history and beliefs of different Christian denominations, and varying views of the afterlife.

In terms of science, probably astrophysics.

In terms of mathematics, very large numbers.

In terms of other things, chess and pop culture.

But I am not an expert on any of it really.

AV1611VET · Apr 1, 2017

Bungle_Bear said:
On the job over the past 25 years I've specialised in information theory ...

Then you know that the entropy of the Bible is: H=Ø ?

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