The Musings Of The Consensus

 I know, this likely would have been better said at the beginning of the month, but I needed to time to organize my thoughts on the subject, so here goes: 1. I want to cover more FOSS (free and open-source gaming) for ChristCenteredGamer. Used to be, Linux was the backfoot in gaming, but in recent years has been fighting hard to remedy that, and some FOSS games have turned out to be just as good if not better than their commercial counterparts. I intend to try covering more and more of these FOSS gems because I'm genuinely pleased with the strides that the community has taken to stand alongside the profit-based games developers. 2. I want to continue to evangelize for Christ If you read this blog, a few years ago, I was quite the heathen. Won't lie, my past still weighs heavily on me, and while I cannot escape it, nor will I shy from admitting it. Sin is my shackle like it is for everyone else on the planet, and while I still struggle against my own chains, I hope to help other

 Now, I have to admit, prior to writing this post, I had a few ideas for my New Years Post. I knew it was going to be Christian-themed, but I wanted to do something along with it, so, after remembering one good scene in an otherwise cheesy movie, I'm going to do a movie review too. And so, without further ado, I plan to review the movie "Batman and Robin" by Joel Schumacher, and I promise it will tie into my moral theme for the Christians in the audience. If you aren't Christian, I do hope the review is entertaining, and I think the moral theme is good no matter your values, but you be the judge. In 1997, as a follow-up to the decent "Batman Forever", we got "Batman & Robin". Where the previous movie featured Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face and Jim Carrey as The Riddler, Batman & Robin planned to feature Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy. Now, the first mistake this movie made, right off the bat, is the villain team-up. Freeze is an ice-themed villain,