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What you Need to Know About Conversion Therapy – Transgender Ideology Allergic To Truth
April 19, 2022 in Gender Issues, Social Science | Tags: Conversion Therapy, Gender Ideology | by The Arbourist | 7 comments
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The People we DO NOT Want Running our Institutions
April 18, 2022 in Gender Issues, Politics | Tags: Transactivism is Misogyny | by The Arbourist | 2 comments
Sen. Rand Paul Repeatedly Questions Education Nominee On ‘Boys Competing With Girls’ In Sports https://t.co/OQVc2IgCQe pic.twitter.com/L4cLNUTc7w
— Forbes (@Forbes) February 3, 2021
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The DWR Sunday Religious Disservice – Extra Easter Special Edition
April 17, 2022 in Religion | Tags: Easter, Eggs!, The DWR Sunday Religious Disservice | by The Arbourist | 2 comments
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The DWR Sunday Religious Disservice – Being God is Hard Work
April 17, 2022 in Atheism, Religion | Tags: Religion, The DWR Sunday Religious Disservice | by The Arbourist | Comments closed
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“Transwomen” in Female Sports – The Famous Artist Birdy Rose
April 16, 2022 in Debate, Education, Gender Issues, Radical Feminism | Tags: Females Sports, Male Cheating, Radical Feminism, The Famous Artist Birdy Rose, Transgender ideology | by The Arbourist | 6 comments
More please.
This sort of refutation of transgeder ideological talking points needs to be everywhere. This is not about ‘being kind’ this is about recognizing the reality we all live in and BEING FAIR.
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The DWR Baroque Interlude – Bach – Easter Oratorio: Kommt, eilet und laufet BWV 249
April 15, 2022 in Music | Tags: eilet und laufet BWV 249, The DWR Baroque Interlude - Bach - Easter Oratorio: Kommt | by The Arbourist | Comments closed
How could I not? :)
The Netherlands Bach Society performs ‘Kommt, eilet und laufet’ for All of Bach. This Oster-Oratorium (Easter oratorio) was first performed on Easter Sunday in 1725. Two days earlier, the congregation in Leipzig had listened to the St John Passion, just as in 1724. The closing chorus ‘Ruht wohl, ihr heiligen Gebeine’ sent them on their way home to celebrate Holy Saturday. And then, on Sunday morning, the church resounded with the huge contrast of a Sinfonia with leading roles for three trumpets and timpani. Before the singers get going, Bach seems to recall Jesus’s death with a melancholy Adagio in B minor for solo traverso and strings.
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What they mean – A translation guide
April 14, 2022 in Culture, Education | Tags: Social Justice, Translating Woke to English | by The Arbourist | Comments closed
One interpretation of what the Social Justice types are all about.
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