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Green
bold text in quote marks asks common questions or expresses
common opinions of many non-Christians, even skeptical
opinions.
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All the green bold
questions are repeated on QUESTION
LIST
pages in maroon bold text, with jumps to
the various answers. |
Maroon bold text is a topic header,
usually responding to the last
red bold question or "opinion." |
Navy blue ordinary text is used for bible
quotes. Most quotes are from
the New
International Version (NIV) from Zondervan
Publishing. |
| Black ordinary text is the body of the topic. |
| Maroon bold italics
are sometimes used in the regular text for emphasis. |
| Navy (underlined)
is also used for unviewed links. |
| Maroon (underlined)
is also used for viewed links. |
Purple is used for quotes from the scriptures
of other religions, e.g., from
the Koran and
the Official Catechism of the Catholic Church |
| Page backgrounds are light pastels for contrast and ease of
viewing. |
