Online comments and printed letters should reflect Christ's teaching

Submitted on August 31, 2011
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Years ago, people exchanged ideas and argued issues primarily in person. Coffee shops, town halls and church vestibules were the venues most appropriate for witty -- and sometimes intense -- banter about culture, politics and faith. Often, newspapers prompted the discussions. Front-page headlines and page-3 stories gave readers starting points for their conversations. Letters to the editor offered a print platform for readers to express their points of view.

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