> The veneer of the anonymity comes from threats made to 
> his wellbeing.

I wonder why? ;>)

 The cartoons
> are not far from the persona he maintained in the early 
> days of the internet when he
> trolled the usenet newsgroups looking to engage Mormons, 
> pagans, Catholics and other
> aberrations.  Those that know him say his online demeanor 
> at his Geneva site is
> actually a little more genteel than those early days. 
> :-)

I'm glad to hear that, I knew him during the newsgroup days 
and for all the good he contributed, he also did harm to 
many, including myself and other solid Christian brother 
and sisters. If he is more gentle,  I may say hello.

I may lurk for awhile and contribute if I have something 
valid to add to the discussion. My debating skills are 
rusty, it's been a few years since I've been on the 
newsgroups. The love of Jesus Christ should come easily no 
matter how long it's been.

> Among his commendable contributions (other than the 
> collection of great calvinist
> cartoons)

DR is very clever in his ability to portray ~issues~ with 
fun in his comic book covers. He crossed the line when he 
made monsters out of other Christians, including Reformed 
Christians because they didn't agree with him. I looked at 
his website and saw that he cleaned it up. This is a step 
in the right direction.

Maz