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I'll tell this story: a former employer (owned a construction company) was in his mid-50's and suffered a heart attack. Not serious, but nothing to sneeze at either. Anyways, doctor told him he needs to start exercising regularly to improve his cardiovascular system, or next time he wouldn't be so ...

The Mennonite Brethren church house in a now Russian-controlled area of Ukraine was confiscated, and is now in use by the invaders.

If there was still any sense of moral decency left in the world's governments, ALL pornography would be against the law. Period. It is abusive to the core, an insult to every woman and girl. And something that injures the soul of every boy or man.

I am only familiar with one GSA chapter at one school. But at that one, there was a great deal of encouragement to explore sexuality, and members of the chapter were exploring their sexuality with each other. And parents were not even aware that their children were part of this. I really do see tha...

Curiosity: If a child is using a secret name (not revealed to their parents), what name is on the report cards? Wouldn't some students be offended in either case, no matter which is used?

Did you really attend a Microsoft workshop that said not to install security updates? I’m unclear on what exactly your “security procedure” is. The biggest risk in this day and age is out of date browsers. I cannot say that the speaker (a Microsoft representative whose job was testing on-line secur...

Gender “confusion” is a gross sexual perversion. I think a big problem is not treating sexual perverts as they are and instead pretending it’s something okay. Jesus spoke plainly to the woman at the well and told her she was living in sin. When I read that story of the woman at the well in John 4, ...

With respect, the way you run security won’t actually prevent security problems. For example, opening something in “Print Preview” has been a source of security holes in the past relating to image rendering. Browsers that can function on the modern Internet won’t be supported or tested on Windows 7...

With respect, the way you run security won’t actually prevent security problems. For example, opening something in “Print Preview” has been a source of security holes in the past relating to image rendering. Browsers that can function on the modern Internet won’t be supported or tested on Windows 7...

Pedestrians basically do not have any rights there. You have to cross streets quickly, and if you stop to allow someone to cross in front of you, they are so disbelieving that they won't go. Contrast with New Zealand, where (aside from the city centers) drivers will stop if you look like you might ...