Ross’ Ramblings – Religions and Cults I Have Never Joined – Part 1
October 2, 2026
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My first memory of a religious nature was attending a Bible class at the age of around six or seven.
My first memory of a religious nature was attending a Bible class at the age of around six or seven.
My first ever game of rugby was at Pigeon Mountain in Auckland. I was 6 years old.
Johan found pleasure in small cruelties. While other boys played sports, he stalked the corners of the family property – the crumbling shed, the overgrown garden, the dusty basement – looking for spiders.
“Tyranny naturally arises from democracy.” These are the words of Greek philosopher Plato around 2,400 years ago. It begs the question: Why do we elect idiot leaders?
Addiction is a word used for a wide range of experiences, both positive and negative and some where it is not clear which it is. “I’m addicted to surfing,” I remember telling my mother …
My first memory of a religious nature was attending a Bible class at the age of around six or seven.
My first ever game of rugby was at Pigeon Mountain in Auckland. I was 6 years old.
Johan found pleasure in small cruelties. While other boys played sports, he stalked the corners of the family property – the crumbling shed, the overgrown garden, the dusty basement – looking for spiders.
“Tyranny naturally arises from democracy.” These are the words of Greek philosopher Plato around 2,400 years ago. It begs the question: Why do we elect idiot leaders?
Addiction is a word used for a wide range of experiences, both positive and negative and some where it is not clear which it is. “I’m addicted to surfing,” I remember telling my mother …
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