There is a big difference between the violence committed by Muslims of Islam and believers of other religions.
Note I am referring to only mainstream religions and not their fringe and deviant cults.

Religious violence committed by believers must be differentiated as;[INDENT]1. Religious-related violence - by believers who act on their own

2. Religion-inspired violence - by believers who are inspired by the immutable holy text
[/INDENT][B]1. Religious-related...

Can you imagine if your favorite blogger decided to do a Sunday morning talk show on TV? Well, I've kind of wondered that myself for some time now, so why not try to do a different version of it (I'd say very different) right here on Case's Column for the masses to lactate on for the time you read it? You can say it's time for it now.

What would it look like? Well, since we don't have a means of transmitting TV signals here on City-Data, where it's great to be...

The Colorado HOA Forum, [url]www.coloradohoaforum.com[/url], Colorado's largest HOA home owner organization has posted its' Winter 2015 newsletter on its' web site. This edition focuses on the implementation of the new HOA Property Manager (aka Community Association Manager (CA)) licensing program, HOA Transfer Fees, HOA and CAM dispute resolution and complaint filing with the State, and a host of other HOA issues. An overview of the Forum's latest HOA Town Hall Meeting from November 12 in Aurora,...

Mental illness and addiction impact people in many different ways. With one in five Canadians experiencing a mental health or addictions problem, most of us know someone affected. Mental health and addiction issues range from depression and anxiety to substance abuse disorders.

With 70 per cent of mental health problems and illnesses beginning during childhood or adolescence, it is important to stay engaged in your child's behaviour and consult with someone that can help. All Ontario...

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