"We are quite the best country in Europe. In my lifetime all the problems have come from mainland Europe, and all the solutions have come from the English-speaking nations of the world," said Margaret Thatcher in her first speech at a Conservative Party conference since stepping down as prime minister in 1990. Lady Thatcher was inspired to speak by a particular cause. What?

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Wednesday's Question (No. 316)--"Don't Do It, Deacon Don!":

Deacon Don Thomas of the Lily of the Valley Church of God in Christ in Fairbanks, Alaska, defends what he does to reach the community: "Yeah, we want to compel people to come to Christ, but at the same time we don't want to intrude on people. I think there's a big difference." What does Deacon Don do?(Question courtesy of Charlie Glassenberg.)

"Nude choir."--Brooke Saucier

"Well, that explains the 'You May Already Have Been Saved!' letter that came yesterday."--Jon Delfin

"I think keeping your church in Alaska is an excellent method of giving the impression of nonintrusiveness."--Michael S. Gilman

"Kids these days. Isn't the threat of eternal damnation compelling enough?"--Dennis Cass

"You know, Fairbanks is such a small town, he probably wouldn't have to do much besides hit the bars talking about Christ dying for your sins and shooting a good game of nine-ball, and folks would just follow him. It would be something to do, and once they got bored with Don's sermons, they could eat him."--Kate Wing