Baptist Accountability, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Baptist Accountability Tracking Database -- “This site relies on public news stories and publicly available information for its content and may not always be 100% accurate.”
• California county bans singing in online worship services -- “The coronavirus has brought many petty tyrants out of the shadows, and it appears Mendocino County is home to some of the most abominable tyrants in America.”
• Coronavirus: YouTube bans ‘medically unsubstantiated’ content -- “Anything that would go against World Health Organization recommendations would be a violation of our policy.”
• Denmark: Fake Bible Must be Revoked -- “...the Danish Bible Society (DBS), nevertheless, issued a revised New Testament in 2012 completely omitting the word ‘Israel’ or replacing it with ‘Jews or ‘us’.”
• East Texas History -- “East Texas History is a free mobile app and web platform that places the past at your fingertips.”
• Govt officials reverse course, allow drive-in church services after lawsuit threat -- “Eight uniformed police officers had issued $500 tickets to each car parked, with windows down, in a parking lot while drivers listened over the phone to a sermon.”
• New York City is lying about Chinese virus death rates -- “In New York City, the death of anyone who dies who tests positive for COVID-19 is counted as a coronavirus death.  This is the case even if the coronavirus failed to play a significant role in the person’s passing or illness.”
• Planned Parenthood’s Ambassador to CBS News -- “Kate Smith poses as a neutral reporter, smuggling her support for abortion into her work and sacrificing her objectivity for scoops from prominent abortion-rights groups.”
• Robert Conquest: Sovietologist and Poet -- “The question with Bob is whether he was a poet who happened to be a Sovietologist or a Sovietologist who happened to be a poet. I tend to think the former...”
• Why We Won’t Livestream During Lockdown (Though We Could) -- “...video conferencing is not good for a wedding, for a feast, for a funeral, or for a family reunion. Which is corporate worship more like: a lecture, or a ceremony? A business meeting, or a family gathering? A performance, or a renewal of vows?”
• Why Severe Social Distancing Might Actually Result In More Coronavirus Deaths -- “What the media and policymakers are not telling us is that the longer we delay the development of herd immunity, the more elderly or high-risk people will become infected and die.”
• Worshippers gather for Louisiana church service after pastor charged for violating ban on large gatherings -- “Along with parishioners, protesters arrived at Spell’s Life Tabernacle Church in the city of Central on Tuesday...”
• Why You Should Probably Get a Guinea Fowl -- “Guinea fowl are hardy and low maintenance, and are adept at foraging for their food. While they don't lay continuously like chickens do, their nutritious eggs have a unique and delicate flavor.”
• Wrong Responses to a Loss of Corporate Worship -- “Could it be that we, and our people, have treated corporate worship casually and flippantly?”
• 28 Million Mail-In Ballots Went Missing in Last Four Elections -- “States and local authorities simply have no idea what happened to these ballots since they were mailed – and the figure of 28 million missing ballots is likely even higher because some areas in the country.”