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Monthly Archives: December 2013
One Shepherd’s Style
You can’t pretend you are someone else for very long. Keeping secrets is dangerous, but keeping them from yourself is the most dangerous of all. I don’t want to know yours, but if my mission exposes me to secrets, I … Continue reading
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Tagged management, mission, moral accountability, mysticism, psychology, religion, work
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Truth and Facts
Just because I am a mystic doesn’t mean I ignore the facts. I am still trapped in this broken reality and still subject to how it works. That’s why I make so much of God’s Law Covenants. While they point … Continue reading
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Tagged computer science, computers, mission, mysticism, philosophy, psychology, religion, science, spirituality
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Truth and Humor
Humility generally means not taking yourself too seriously. Humility is the inheritance of not taking the rest of this fallen world too seriously. It stands on the ultimate importance of truth, something rooted outside this realm of existence. Truth cannot … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, Humility, mysticism, philosophy, propaganda, psychology, resistance, spirituality
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Fate versus Glory
Fate as commonly understood is pure myth. There is certainly no harm in using the word much as you would any other literary term. It plays a part in language and communication. However, to imagine a force controlling your human … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, fate, moral imperatives, mysticism, peace, philosophy, quantum reasoning, scripture, spirituality
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Job 21
Job finally gets around to a direct contradiction of the trio, while at the same time pointing out the subtle blasphemy of their words. The first few verses are surprisingly terse. He begins by asking that they console him by … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, history, Job, mysticism, philosophy, propaganda, religion, scripture
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Contagious Truth
The starting point is recognizing the failure of Western assumptions about truth. Truth is a Person; the notion of some objective thing out there that embodies pure truth is the greatest lie of Satan. The search for truth is inside … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, civilization, epistemology, government, intellect, law, mysticism, objective truth, philosophy, religion, revelation, scripture
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Meandering Mind
Nothing profound or even much entertaining today; I’m just trying to be consistent in writing. My family returned to Oklahoma from Texas just in front of Hurricane Rita, September 2005. Less than a year later I was still trying to … Continue reading
Reminiscing on Linux
I’ve been reading Unix in a Nutshell. I can’t remember where I got it, but it was probably at Half Price Books. That “nutshell” business is a joke; the book in paperback is nearly 2 inches thick. This makes my … Continue reading
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Tagged compsec, computers, internet, linux, Linux distros, Red Hat, redhat, technology
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Some Gifts Here
Merry Christmas. On the one hand, I would gladly suffer just about anything I can imagine if more people could see what I see in terms of moral truth. On the other hand, much of the moral power rests on … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, browsers, civilization, computers, epistemology, google, internet, mysticism, philosophy, spirituality, technology
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The Wrapped Gift
It’s not a Christmas present. It won’t be opened tomorrow. I figure it’s some time after the New Year. Going out on a limb here: I have sensed for several years a calling to something hidden in the mists beyond … Continue reading
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Tagged mission, mysticism, psychology, spirituality
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