[CobaltBlue]

Telling us you made a 106 in your undergraduate history class isn't as impressive as citing actual sources to support your argument. I made an A a year ago in a graduate level history class on the history of the Nazi party taught at George Mason University by Dr. Peter Black, Senior Historian, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies at the Holocaust Museum, and I say you're wrong.

My credentials outweigh your credentials, nyah nyah.

But if you're a real historian, you can quote actual sources to support your argument, maybe even real footnotes from papers you've written, in Chicago Manual of Style format.

[DittoJed2]

If I thought it would matter, I would. By the way, I said that was my undergraduate degree. I also have a Masters of History from a large secular university, and a Masters in theology from a widely respected mainstream seminary, so I've done a little study in my day.