Reformed Theology: in times like these.
From Sigma Frame’s links, you get a good article noting how Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet are acting as a revolving door for political operators. Their business: they want to go woke. It will, however, send them broke. The data is at the link: read it. For those who are regular readers, or who are but Continue Reading
The comments on the death of Emily H. by e scooter (which happens: there was one in my town within three months of lime scooters being available) at Adam’s place are worth reading. She is a warning. Her death is a tragedy, especially given the trainwreck that was her set of life choices. Requiescat in Continue Reading
Just in time for the 4th of July and the big social media strike, Gab has released their browser, Dissenter, which is apparently a fork of Brave. I’ve not been able to do well with brave. Before one does this, one updates — and on this test machine, running Manjaro Linux (and Deepin) that can Continue Reading
I missed this the first time, but in my experience, the biggest ever group of idiots, those who swallowed the kool aid good and hard, and ruined their lives, were my generation. But, once you start looking at the breakdowns of the numbers at a regional and local level, some interesting patterns start to emerge. Continue Reading
I find myself again talking about Folau, because it is interesting how over time the field is moving. The issue is not about Folau’s faith — or indeed if people are offended by this. It is about if an employer can stop someone tweeting. In Australia, Folau has more support than the media and activists. Continue Reading
Peter Singer is an high church atheist. He is transgressive, believes in the power of reason, no higher power and is an ethicist frequently cited by the progressive to advance their agenda. He’s also defending Folau, noting that his beliefs are Christian Orthodoxy, and (regardless of what he thinks about them — he spends quite Continue Reading
I dislike e scooters. E bikes are cool, but e scooters, are fast, scary, and unstable. There have been a number of significant injuries. However, there is now a death: the first fatal accident in New Zealand has happened. Sympathies to the grieving family. In the meantime, Israel Folau has begun to find non converged Continue Reading
One of the places I visit at times is St Stephen Martyr, Opotiki. It was originally a Mission Church, and Julius Volkner was killed there by Maori who believed a preacher from a cargo cult. It was one of the last acts of the Land Wars, and now about 150 years ago. The issues are Continue Reading
Before we get into today’s scrapbook, ladies and gentlemen, don’t marry violent. They are often called crazy, but the case in the link is clearly a woman who was abusive to her husband — and when he took the regulation steps to protect himself and their children she allegedly killed him. There are evil people Continue Reading
I am more of a fan of Israel than my Israeli coworker (who describes them as a fascist state) but I do acknowledge that there is a state called Israel. NZ Immigration calls it Palestine on official documents. The Israelis are not amused. As most Arabs will tell you, only a fool pisses off the Continue Reading
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