After each of our articles we have a comment section in which people are invited to share their opinions. Preference is given to comments that contain data and/or evidence, rather than mere opinion. Generally speaking, all comments are posted, except those that are mean-spirited, defamatory, or argumentative. Fortunately our contributors rarely do this, so most of the comments eventually make it online.   But one problem with the system is that it is designed to e-mail you every time a comment is added, and many people didn't want to get multiple e-mails. So we adopted a system of trying to confine the comment additions to once per day. When we get multiple comments, this results in some comments sitting for awhile as day-by-day a new comment is posted. So if you don't see your comment posted right away, it doesn't mean that it has been eliminated. It just means we have a lot of comments in line. Another problem with our system is that the large number of comments means that if I want to answer a comment, other people have to wait. Since our research is reflected in each section, it seems unfair to hold back other people while we chirp in again. Hence, some time can go by between my comments. It's not for lack of interest.

EXPRESS YOURSELF

At the end of each article we have a link that takes you to an online questionnaire that lets you express your opinion about a particular subject highlighted on that page. Was Jesus Married? Was Joseph a Carpenter? Was Mary from Magdala?  Give your opinion and then see what others have said.