Dropbox, a company that was listed as "coming soon" on the first PRISM slides, has joined with other technology companies in calling for reformation of surveillance.
Many more call for a "reformation of Islam," but do not consider that the Protestant Reformation was a hideous, prolonged conflict that nearly destroyed Christendom.
So when politicians call for a "reformation in Islam", as several rightwing Liberal Party MPs did over recent days, we might wonder what they could possibly be asking for.
He praises the secular strongman Abdel Fatah el-Sisi, who led a military coup to overthrow Egypt's only democratically elected government, "as one who should be internationally admired and respected for his courage in [his] call for a reformation of the Islamic religion".
The Endtimes of Human Rights suggests that when the church goes wrong, the time can come to call for a reformation or even to celebrate a Black Mass". "This barnstormer of a book is both rigorous and a page-turner, both provocative and careful, both deconstructive and constructive.
Those who call for the reformation and democratization of Islam seem to miss an essential fact: that a democratic reformist Islam has existed since the 19th century.
Despite the perceived uncertainty tied to street protests that have also spread beyond the capital, the public's call for fundamental reformation of the country's institutional framework is detrimental to democratization.
And it dovetails with his broader call for self-reformation in the citizenry, whether he's telling parents to limit their kids' television watching or urging consumers to be more energy-efficient.
But in a 2002 speech in Hamadan, the city he's from, Aghajari called for a reformation of Shiite Islam and proclaimed that Muslims were not "monkeys" who should "blindly follow" religious leaders.
The remarks followed a television interview on Tuesday and a newspaper column on Wednesday in which Abbott called for a reformation within Islam and argued that not all cultures were equal.
