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'''ReformedWiki.org''' | '''ReformedWiki.org''' | ||
In 2023, he launched the [[ReformedWiki.org]] project, in order to provide a free online wiki website for Reformed Christianity. | In 2023, he launched the [[ReformedWiki.org]] project, in order to provide a free online wiki website for Reformed Christianity. | ||
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'''Rick Roll Controversies''' | '''Rick Roll Controversies''' | ||
As the domain registrant of the ''[https://Paedobaptism.org Paedobaptism.org]'' and ''[https://Provisionism.com Provisionism.com | As the domain registrant of the ''[https://Paedobaptism.org Paedobaptism.org]'' and ''[https://Provisionism.com Provisionism.com]'' domains, he followed a suggestion from a moderator in the [[1689 Reformed Baptist|1689.com's]] [[Reformed Baptist]] community on [[wikipedia:Discord|Discord]] ([https://discord.1689.com discord.1689.com]), to have the domains redirect visitors to the music artist [wikipedia:Rick_Astley|Rick Astley's] well-known music video ''Never Gonna Give You Up'' (which is commonly referred to as a "Rick Roll" or "Rick Rolling"). | ||
In the Summer of 2023, this prank first began to be popularized when he shared and commented on an [[Infant baptism|infant baptism]] meme that was shared by the well-known online content creator and podcast [[The Chorus In The Chaos]]. He has commented on public forums indicating his intent to allow development on the domain, or the sale of the domain, to a reputable ministry organization that would use it to promote the doctrine of [[infant baptism]]. | In the Summer of 2023, this prank first began to be popularized when he shared and commented on an [[Infant baptism|infant baptism]] meme that was shared by the well-known online content creator and podcast [[The Chorus In The Chaos]]. He has commented on public forums indicating his intent to allow development on the domain, or the sale of the domain, to a reputable ministry organization that would use it to promote the doctrine of [[infant baptism]]. | ||