>You might get more volunteers if you didn't subject everyone, even reading about
>the project, to your incessant barrage of Christian messages.

The people who come to the project will do so willingly.

>I really don't think Jesus give a hoot about VFP or FreePro.

Jesus cares about people, and about our actions as people both toward Him and one another. He taught us how to live for a reason. And with Visual FreePro I am placing Him first because of who He is. He gave me my abilities, and I return them to Him by returning them to each of you. I am using my talents in the manner He taught us to use them -- to help out each other (at least I am trying to do this to the best of my abilities ... I still struggle a lot because of the way this world operates, and I still fail a lot as a result of many factors, but it is my heart's desire, and it is through my faith that I act, and it is because of who Jesus is that I do this, and it is the way things will be forever when He returns -- I just want to get a head start :-)).

I do thank you for your input, John. Please know that I do realize what you state here is the limiting factor as to why other people haven't come on board, but that is also by design. I want people on the project who not only believe in Christ, but who also desire to put the fruit of their lives into an application of His teachings -- giving of themselves freely unto others that the many may benefit from their skills, as He has given them to each of us. I want men and women with such beliefs to be the ones who come forward to help, because it is that community I am fostering with the Village Freedom Project (which is software called Visual FreePro under development, but is more than that in philosophy). This is a movement away from the way we do business today. Instead of working for self, we are working for Christ, which means working for the betterment of each other.

I pray this makes sense to you, John.