I've interviewed and hired countless people. I have never asked one applicant for his/her credentials.
I do, however, ask vendors and other visitors for their credentials before I allow them into the kitchen area.
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your religions credentials please
- Thread starter England my lionheart
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I've interviewed and hired countless people. I have never asked one applicant for his/her credentials.
I do, however, ask vendors and other visitors for their credentials before I allow them into the kitchen area.
Why not?.
Because it's not a part of the recruiting or hiring process.
Kuzcotopia
If you can read this, you are as lucky as I am.
Simple. Here!
Obviosly didn't want to reveal my real
name, but here are my credentials. I used it to marry a pair of friends a couple years back.
Turns out, religious credentials only cost $49, and can be available in as little as three days!
So unless your a head hunter you wouldn't want to know a persons credentials?,I insist.
No, but I would like to know their qualifications and experience. I typically ask for their application and their resume.
At least the same as yours.
That's reasonable,isn't it?.
No, obviously not.
I know the differences between "religion's" , "religious" and "religions".
You don't seem to understand how the English language works.
Tom
Yes, but even so, I don't ask for their credentials.
T
you should easily understand the op then.
you should easily understand the op then.
So you would employ anyone regardless?.
Regardless of whether or not I ask for credentials? If they're qualified, yes.
Bingo,that's all I'm asking for.
So you're asking people if they're qualified to follow their religion? Or if their religion is qualified for them to follow?
Ne
Neither,I'm asking for their respective religions credentials,nothing complicated.
Neither,I'm asking for their respective religions credentials,nothing complicated.
I think Jesus had credentials because the recorded prophecies about Jesus fit Jesus.
So, I find Jesus was qualified because he stuck to Scripture as the basis for his religious teachings.
Jesus taught at John 17:17 that God's Word (Scripture) is religious truth.
The Jewish genealogical temple records also showed that Jesus was qualified to become Messiah.
So, Jesus' used logical reasoning on the old Hebrew Scriptures by often prefacing his statements with the words, " It is written...." meaning already written down in Scripture, and Jesus logically explained them to us, so following Jesus as he taught to be followed to me would qualify a person because of the credentials Jesus has.
Any thoughts on post # 38
I don't have any because there are none.