If Jesus Had A Website

While reading two different articles/webpages today, I was struck by the dichotomy of evangelism that is posed to Christians. Take the following pages for example:Chick-fil-A and Church Marketing takes a look at the passive approach that Chick-fil-A...

While looking into Ajax in my spare time (which, admittedly, I haven't had too much of lately), I found out that this is another case where Internet Explorer and the rest of the browser world.  The basis of the functionality of AJAX is the...

I came across this a week or so ago while at work. It turns out that there is a limitation on Microsoft's implementation of javascript in IE7, but not one too many people might run into.It comes in regards to array allocation. Whereas IE6 had no...

Being a blogger myself, I am a regular reader of Darren Rowse over at ProBlogger.net. Well, he's having another writing project, and this post is a direct result of that. While there is a prize, and it would be nice to get, the reason I like...

Interestingly enough, over the last few months, I've learned that Lent is much less practiced than I had originally thought. Maybe it's because every church I had been a part of until a few years ago observed Lent and I have friends whose...