I've been ordained. You may now refer to me as The Reverend Thomas Shay, y'know, if you want.
This means, if you wish to consult me in my faculty as a minister, anything discussed is confidential, and I am duty bound to provide the best spiritual and secular advice I can, without bias or malice.
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Thomas Shay
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I forgot to mention...
Posted by Vousielle - July 31st, 2008
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Wow... well you definately are in the right place to find angry kids that need guidance. Newgrounds Forums, home of angsty kids that practice "Freedom of speech without accountability" on a daily basis. Well congrats though.
SirSeraphdeFallen
Did you do this to be serious. i have a guy that i work with that went through that to be ordained as well. not sure how serious he was about it but he wanted to be called the Reverend Don for the longest time. Plus the whole online ministries thing, doesn't seem like it holds any type of weight or amount of credentials or even reverence when you get it that way. thats just my 2 cents anyway.
Vousielle
That is fair enough. But I truly intend to perform any duties that come along with the certificate. When I do things, I generally do them because it strikes my fancy to do so.