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To: Jim Robinson
The more focused approach may mean fewer participants, but that also means fewer resources required to keep the site operating. Quality is preferable to quantity. Frankly, I could do without the religion threads. They consume a lot of bandwidth and expend resources extolling the virtues or throwing mud at various religious groups. The activist threads that aim to inform on issues and get folks engaged with their political representatives are more appropriately serving your site goals.
168 posted on 01/19/2011 11:12:41 AM PST by Myrddin
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To: Myrddin; metmom
Frankly, I could do without the religion threads.

And just where do you think our moral compass comes from? I happen to have learned a great deal from the religious threads. Especially in the town square.... This has also encouraged and increased my understandings of politics...as the two, contrary to some opinions, are not seperated. Rather the last I looked we are still a nation "Under God".

Yes the passions go wild and rough...but in standing for ones religious convictions, which is primary, one learns also the deceptive ways of men in the politcal arena and how to identify. The same tactics used by liberals/progressive are those used when introducing false or misleading doctrines. And the turf gets equally as combative.

When I first came here I ducked going into those threads. I couldn't understand then....Now I stand not only for my faith "unafraid" but for my country. If any think Christianity is simply a walk in the park among those without today... your head is in the sand.

We fight on two fronts...not just one..both hold the line. Just a hint...the scroll button works wonders.

441 posted on 01/19/2011 7:24:50 PM PST by caww
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