Reflections about r/s and ones answers-emails?

Question

are you happy with the answers that you have posted in the R/S section to people asking questions.

for example, some defend faith while others defend science

being happy with your answers would be defined as thinking God would approve of your answers or that the corporate body of scientist (holding your view) would peer review your answer and give you the thumbs up.

it is a question of an appeal to authority, would your authority for your answers approve

Answer 1

If I was not happy or did not approve of my answers I would not post them.  I am my highest power.

Answer 2

I don't give answers that I do not believe are correct or well thought out.

Answer 3

i haven't lost sleep over anything i've posted here.  i don't give two craps what your version of God may think of my answers.

Answer 4

The only authority I appeal to is my brain. I objectively look at my answers on occasion and give them my own TU or TD.  

Answer 5

s***w god, s***w the scientists.  My answers are all about me

Answer 6

Any answer I give can be accepted as nothing more than my opinion, or, in the case of answers which include facts, can be researched for confirmation. It is not a case of appeal to authority.

Answer 7

I am a Chemist, and a Christian. It is very naive to think that science and spirituality conflict.

Answer 8

ok i saw that answer down there and it said s***w god and i really don't think that's fare and how the heck would we be here for nothing every thing as a purpose and the purpose is God and not to the goo too the zoo to you, it doesn't make scence.  

Answer 9

My gods would be fine with 99% of the answers I have given.

When I answer questions about science I believe that scientists would agree as I don't answer them unless I am sure that I am correct.

I don't answer for the approval of any authority, but I do seek to give answers that are accurate and ethical with regards to my religion so I can see no disparity.  

Answer 10

I try to be funny when answering these kinds of questions. Sometimes I am.

Mission accomplished.