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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Future Landscape
This is the unhappy part of my calling, but I’d be derelict of duty if I remained silent on such things. The economy is already collapsing. It’s been wobbling for quite some time and is now grinding to a halt. … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged economics, government, oppression, resistance, survival, war
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The Cult of Success
One of the most pervasive and pernicious cults in the world is the Cult of Success. Jesus died on the Cross and called it “victory.” Absorb that for a moment. How easily we forget that the fundamental Laws of God … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine justice, divine revelation, law, moral intelligence, Moral reasoning, mysticism, spirituality
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Little False Religions
The word “religion” carries some ambiguity. Religion is generally defined as our personal response to a spiritual calling somewhere in our souls. Yes, there are enforced religions that don’t meet that test, but that’s not what I mean. Something isn’t … Continue reading
Quantum Sponges
In Acts 28, Paul shook off a poisonous snake that bit him and he suffered no ill effects. The last portion of Mark’s Gospel promised such would characterize those who promoted the teachings of Christ. We have anecdotal evidence of … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged civilization, epistemology, mysticism, propaganda, religion, scripture, spirituality
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Real World Pastoral Concern
To my virtual parishioners and other readers: Here on this blog I remain the pastor. I’ve noted often enough my real calling is elder, but online the difference is minimal because of how virtual communication works. Were I free to … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged culture, mysticism, pastoral ministry, religion, spirituality
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Parable of Boundaries 2
This continues on the thoughts from a previous blog post. Babies recognize no boundaries, particularly ego boundaries. Older children tend to project their personal boundaries as absolutes, but so do a great many adults. Sophisticated people recognize that boundaries vary … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged civility, ego boundaries, government, oppression, personal boundaries, propaganda, psychology, resistance
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Quantum Game
I’ve been heavily burdened lately with pulling together the broad view of serving God. Often I have said that discovering and laying claim to your sexual identity is one of the best starting points for embracing God’s Laws (AKA divine … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine justice, game, moral consciousness, scripture, sexual identity, spirituality, writing
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Job 40
Again we must renew our awareness that the text says Job did not sin, but that he went too far in his use of parabolic expression. He is not condemned here but corrected. Job got too wrapped up in answering … Continue reading
Mission: Keep It Simple
It’s only a dark secret to those who close their eyes. I’ve had a few ask me how to discern their mission in accordance to what I teach here. It’s not that hard. Keep in mind that I’ve often said … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged fundamental mission, law, moral imperatives, mysticism, psychology, religion, scripture, spirituality
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Donation Request: Win7
Disregard; this request is no longer valid. The point: I need a valid Win7 key for Pro or Home Premium. I already have the installation media. Caveat: Feel free to ignore this. It has to matter to you or it … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged computer ministry, computers, mission, software
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