Do food baskets, toy collections and other forms of Christmas giving really have a place in the Bible? Why do we give to the poor? Who are "the poor" anyway? Is it hypocrisy to give during this season?

Are Christians brainwashed? Why do they always answer with some scripture verse? Can't they just answer what they think? Are they capable of honestly examining the facts?

Is that even possible? What are people really saying when they say they want more of God? How would it be accomplished?

Could that be true? Was/is man destined to fail? Can anything be done about it? How could that possibly be part of a loving caring God's plan?

Do certain passages of the Bible suggest Jesus had bi-polar disorder? Does His behavior suggest a manic-depressive type personality? What evidence exists to answer the question?

Is a prayer Christians regularly pray cruel? Isn't it wrong to pray for something that will cause others pain? Are Christians being selfish praying such a prayer.

Some people debate, others argue when another disagrees with them. Shouldn't we answer questions and defend our position? Should we keep it up until the other person concedes? Is it better to keep arguing a point of Scripture?

Is language important? What about the type of words used in our language? Is saying, "heck" just a substitute for "hell". Does it really matter? If so does it matter for a Christian the same as a non-Christian?

Is there a problem with Halloween for Christians? What should we tell non-Christians about it? What kind of attitude or reaction should Christians have/show about dressing up, going to parties and trick or treating?

Ever run into someone who tries to force Christianity on you? How about someone who just keeps on talking about Jesus? And what about those people who come to your door? Why don't they just give up? Why don't they just "live it" in front of you and let it go at that?