Who should ask and answer questions in the Religion & Spirituality section?

Answer 1

All people should ask, even though I've observed that most prefer answers that coincide with their preexisting beliefs (validation is a big theme here in R&S.)

I also think everyone should answer, but it would be nice if people made an effort to familiarize themselves with the basic definitions of certain R&S oriented terms first (i.e. faith, fact, theory, evolution, parable, literal, creationism, etc.)

It would also be nice if the "pot stirrers" at least took the time to be original. How many times must we see, "if people came from monkeys..." and "how can you deny the glory of Jesus?", and "Christians, isn't the bible full of contradictions."

Answer 2

Anyone with an opinion to answer or need to ask a question.

Answer 3

people who click on the religion and spirituality section.

What you think your question is going to be answered in the comic section- maybe the subject matter should be there but this is the way it is.

Answer 4

Anybody who has a question to ask. And anybody who knows the answer can answer any question that they feel like answering.

Answer 5

I don't think Yahoo R&S enforces or even encourages religious & spiritual apartheid so I guess it should be open to anyone theoretically.

Answer 6

Askers and answerers. Even some of the obvious trolls.
(it depends on how malicious they are IMHO, some are quite funny and everybody would miss them).

Answer 7

Anyone who needs to hear the answer.

Answer 8

Anyone with access to the web?

Answer 9

Anyone with a relevant opinion.

Answer 10

Anyone who is interested in learning or contributing