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"Derf: Middle English, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse djarfr bold; akin to Old English deorfan to labor, perish, Old Saxon derƀi strong, Old Frisian derve bold, Armenian derbuk rough, stiff, Lithuanian dìrbti to work; basic meaning: to work"

Ha! All this time I had just assumed your name must be "Fred", and you were just writing it in reverse for a TOL handle!

Weren't you someone who was going to ignore me? LOL Can't stay away???

Beloved57 Just checking to see who is still around. I've been away for about 14 years! Probably don't remember me ... but would like to post again when life grants me time.

Hello SaulToPaul2. I think you may be the same person who wrote years ago. I'm not sure about the #2. Guess you may not remember me from 2006 ... I once posted often. Thought I would check out TOL. Glad to see that it is still here.

Hello Dominic,

I was wondering, I have a book now on Amazon, "God Tales, An Anthology" I had it before only in eBook format, now it is in print format. I would love to offer it to the members of Theology online, I was wondering if I could do this. and if yes, how?

Ben Avraham