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[Daniel Miller]

I'm not one to judge anyone, and I don't judge Bill Gates.  Judging is
not up to any of us, but rather The Almighty.  I'm personally not fond
of MS products, policies, business strategy, etcetra.

I'm just a Christian GNU/Linux user.  I enjoy having complete control
of the look, feel and function of my OS.

Blessings,
Daniel Miller

On Wed, 1 Dec 2004 18:44:48 -0500, Don Parris <gnumathetes at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 15:55:12 -0700, Warren Sanders
> <warren at sandersonline.org> wrote:
> > Alvin Smith wrote:
> >
> >
> <SNIP>
> 
> 
> >
> > Thanks for your clear thoughts Alvin.  I am new to the list and after
> > reading several exchanges, I knew this had to be dealt with at times.
> > I'm sure it wouldn't be the last.  You most definitely are not out of
> > line by your rebuke!  We are here to be accountable to one another.  If
> > we didn't speak up to correct, then we too are aiding in this behavior.
> >   I thank God for forgiving us for our past and even future sins.  This
> > includes Mr. Gates.
> >
> > I am from Montana and am planning to start an Linux affinity group
> > (Faithful LUG) next month (January 18th 2005).  I thought I would search
> > the web for other Christian Linux groups and to my surprise there are so
> > few.  I hope to learn much from the list.  I would love for others to
> > pray for this group also.  First off that there will be others
> > interested in attending.  Secondly that it will follow the Lords plan.
> >
> > Thank you and may God bless,
> > --
> > Warren Sanders
> > Family Photo Galleries
> > http://SandersOnline.org
> >
> > 
> Welcome aboard, Warren!  Glad to know of other believers interested in
> using FOSS.  I'm honestly not aware of many Christian Linux/FOSS
> groups.  Our ministry points out what I consider to be the key sites
> on the web.  On our site (see my sig line), check out the Computing @
> Church Page.  I refer to these sites as the Christian FOSS Network,
> though they're not formally organized as such.  Even so, quite a few
> members cross participate in each site's fora & lists.
> 
> The key sites (and there may be others I haven't learned of yet) are:
> <> ChristianSource
> <> Linux4Christians (e-mail list like ChristianSource)
> <> The Freely Project (forums for individuals, helpdesk for churches &
> ministries)
> <> OS Ministry (more generalized forum, includes more Bible-related
> topics as well)
> <> CODN (where Christian developers can meet, discover other projects, etc.)
> <> CrossWire Bible Society (with all of the Sword projects developing
> Bible study software)
> One might add ChristDot, but I don't think it's FOSS-oriented, just
> Christian.  I could be wrong.
> 
> There are, of course, additional sites and projects.  These have
> figured most prominently in my adventures, and seem to have the widest
> participation.  Most of these will lead to the other sites.  I'm
> considering revamping matheteuo.org next year to feature a news/web
> portal for Christian FOSS.  That's about the only other element
> missing.
> 
> I participate to some extent on most of these sites, and it would be
> good to have you check them out.  Again, welcome!
> 
> DCP
> 
> 
> --
> DC Parris GNU Evangelist
> http://matheteuo.org/
> gnumathetes at gmail.com
> Free software is like God's love -
> you can share it with anyone anywhere anytime!
> 
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