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Some churches have wonderful websites, and others have none at all or else ones that are so plain and brief that they're almost useless. These certainly can't make much of an impression on people thinking of finding a church for themselves. My feeling is that having a good website is important...

Could be. However, much of the thinking of the average person who doesn't follow politics closely is formed by the media...and the media feed those people a never-ending stream of wildly biased opinions and false information.

It could possibly have been the year for the election of a woman president, but there is only one scenario which would produce one. That would be if the Democratic Party were to shelve Biden in one way or another and then nominate Michelle Obama. She is unlikely to want that, but this would be...

I thought that too. Well, if they cost him billions and/or imprison him, they'll be ecstatic regardless of the outcome of the election. This is already evident in New York, and we're now only seeing the early stages of it. But merely having to be in court all the time (not to mention...

I hope you are not thinking that the point of the current batch of lawsuits and criminal charges is something other than keeping him from becoming president. And it probably will work. Prepare for one-party government just as it operates in most of the rest of the world.

Yes, but either one marks the person as a believer in the Christian god to the exclusion of some other God or gods. That would depend on what you understand by the word veneration. If it means to honor the saints, that's one thing. If it means to pray to them as being capable themselves of...

Right. I personally have never been brought to real road rage. Sometimes, though, when there's a dangerous driver tailgating me, cutting me off, and/or giving me the finger, I get upset by it. However, I am wary of provoking the guy further and so turn a corner as soon as I see a good escape route.

Hamas.

It's against the law to drive 170 miles an hour on a public highway, and if the person doing it offers the evidence to the police, I suppose they will take action. Is there really any other side to this story??

He may not actually "need" the financial support of well-wishers, but it's their money and they obviously believe in the principle that we sometimes call "Fair's Fair." They are offended, I think, at Trump having to pay such extraordinary legal fees simply to defend himself against a series of...

You answered the question yourself, so why ask the next one that calls it into doubt? Raising the issue of an established religion is mainly a 'talking point' used by people who would prefer that religious liberty--which IS protected by the Constitution--be ended. People of faith...

The sad truth, however, is that Russia will "overtake" (i.e. defeat) Ukraine regardless of whether we send more money and equipment...or not. Putin is willing to throw whatever resources are needed for victory at this war effort, and Ukraine simply cannot keep up. In fact, she barely is hanging...

I guess so. He most likely did want to be a candidate for President, and believes a moderate can do well, BUT the state laws regarding how to qualify an Independent for the ballot are so tough and differ from state to state that it's almost impossible to do well in the general election. You're...

Rand Paul is a Republican, although his father is well-known in Libertarian circles. The point was that Kennedy advocates for some positions that are usually Democratic and others that are typically Republican. That's what I was responding to--the idea of a moderate being an appealing...

Well, we could expect a moderate to hold views on the other side of some important issues as well, isn't that right? So, let's also consider these other stances taken by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.-- 1. End illegal immigration. 2. End the failed "War on Drugs." 3. Have no more "lockdowns" of the...

No. Maybe help Trump but only slightly. Not a chance. Perhaps, but there are several other independent candidacies in the works and some of them are more promising than Manchin or whomever the "No Labels" Party chooses. Considering just the No Labels Party, there are a couple of other people...

This editorial ^ doesn't look like a response to my post, so I'll consider what we were talking to have been concluded.

You were partly right--when you spoke of the Party overall. However, your condemnation of the "political heads of the right wing" was off target. While I can sympathize with anyone who says that the two major parties are, in fact, a "uniparty" and will seldom if ever uphold traditionalist...

Well, it's obvious to me that you are thinking of the Republican establishment but not the "heads of the right wing," by which I take it that you meant Conservative spokesmen. It's true that the majority of elected Republicans in Congress are big on talk--especially when it comes to...

You've said that before, but of course it's not exactly true. His supporters, from what I can tell, generally believe that he stands behind his principles, yes, but not that every utterance should be taken super-literally or as some sort of contract. From what I know, many if not most of the...