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In these Western cities, the trash pickup isn't quite a monopoly. The way it works (assuming it hasn't changed) is that waste companies bid on the trash contract for the whole city, or county. These contracts are for a set amount of time. Then, when the contract is up, the bidding process is opened ...

Meeting for church is one thing. Pretty many low cost options if you don't want to borrow and build. But school is another. And it is a lot more difficult when you live in a state that has zoning laws that exclude operating a school out of someone's shop or home. And you starting a new church hours ...

Wow, congratulations New York! Good job. Welcome to 1985!

Back then anointing in this case, and in the anointing the sick, was doing one’s normal toiletries. In the case of the former, it was directed to do in order to appear normal. In the case of the latter, it was directed to be done as an act of faith that healing would follow. RZehr, You got your lat...

Your counterarguments remind me a lot of the cavelier attitude of the Evangelical movement. That the gospel has to fit into every culture, time, place, and people, so a lot of things in the gospel that don't fit into EVERY culture needs to be left by the wayside. Head coverings, nonresistance, divo...

https://lozierinstitute.org/world-leaders-in-abortion-top-10-countries/#:~:text=The%20United%20States%20is%20second,number%20of%20abortions%20each%20year. The United States is second in the world in number of abortions each year. If Planned Parenthood were included for comparison, it would rank six...

I see that Zelenskyy has said that there are conditions where he would cease fighting without regaining his whole country back.

My Dad is pro-Russia and not pro-war. He hates the war and has lots of anxiety about it, but agrees with Russia’s rationale and believes they have a right to protect themselves from NATO and the West. I do think it’s a complicated situation. What I find helpful engaging Dad is the reminder that the...

Is anyone who is pro-Russia, pro-war? That would make more sense than saying anyone who is pro-Ukraine is pro-war. Being sympathetic to Ukraine is not pro war. I think it is more difficult to make the same case for Russia. That someone can be sympathetic to Russia without being pro war. Maybe you ca...