This document reflects the author's response to suggestions made by Assistant Petr Sláma following a meeting with the Synod Council in January 2000. In an email addressed to faculty members and church leadership, Sláma proposed establishing a virtual "meeting room" to discuss pressing theological issues. The author, who was absent from the original meeting due to illness, specifically addresses Sláma's arguments regarding the perceived lack of "reflection on piety" as a legitimate expression of faith. Furthermore, the text examines Sláma's broader assessment of a "deep crisis in contemporary Protestantism," which he attributes primarily to a shift in the hermeneutical foundations of modern theology. While the author acknowledges the merit of an open email discussion, he criticizes the proposed format for being overly broad. He argues that Sláma introduces too many complex topics simultaneously, which would necessitate separate discussion forums to ensure a productive and focused theological dialogue between the faculty and the Synod Council.