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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Psalm 94
It stood as a basic assumption in Hebrew minds that God’s sense of timing was not like theirs. In the ancient protocol of the Divine Sheikh’s court, asking “how long” did not mean for them what it means to us. … Continue reading
Bureaucratic Cancer
Our modern bureaucratic coward is easy to trace as the final stage of middle class culture. Whatever it is communists mean by “bourgeois,” that’s not the right image here. It’s loaded with too many emotional and mythical ideas. Instead of … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged economics, government, history, materialism, middle class culture, oppression, psychology, resistance, sociology, survival
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British Israelism
Theology class today. If you have never heard of this wild heresy, I find little to dispute with the description on Wikipedia. It’s all well and good to call it a heresy, but if you think about it, you realize … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged church history, heresy, materialism, The Cult, theology, western civilization
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The Fallacy of Activism
This is a postscript to Institutionalized Cowardice. I apologize in advance for the length, but I hunger and thirst for your freedom from deception. A major element in my enthusiasm for Glennon’s work is that it removed some mental blocks … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine justice, government, government bureaucracy, heart-mind, internet, moral discernment, peace, propaganda, psychology, resistance
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More Admin Changes
Okay, parish, the Spirit of the Lord is driving me hard right now and I can’t sleep. Let’s assume for now that this blog service isn’t going anywhere soon. First, here’s the vision thing: This parish is about to get … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged blogging, Church Admin, eldercraft, networking technology, virtual parish
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Institutionalized Cowardice
A book recently published is getting a lot of attention: National Security and Double Government by Michael Glennon, Professor of International Law, Fletcher School, Tufts University. I found a paper he published which seems to be the precursor of the … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged government, government bureaucracy, history, politics, propaganda, psychology
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Not Worked Up
What did you expect? Just a reminder here: Our virtual parish belongs to a branch of religion broadly referred to as Christian Mysticism. Our brand comes with certain assumptions. When your moral orientation starts with the assumption that mankind is … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged heart-mind, materialism, mission, moral discernment, mysticism, otherworldly, politics, spirituality
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Not What It Seems
Just a short reminder that most of the dramatic events making the news are not what they seem. However, I suppose by now you’ve discerned that whatever we are supposed to take as “terrorism” is coming to a theater near … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged government, heart-mind, mission, mysticism, oppression, propaganda
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Turn on the Light
It’s time for the grand opening. Spread the word. I’m all in, not hedging my bets or anything else. This virtual parish is all I do or want to do; no other claim to fame. There were a couple of … Continue reading
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Tagged evangelism, heart-led, ministry, peace, publishing, religion, virtual parish
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Cycling: Draper Adventures (Updated)
Another day of stiff southerly winds, by heading to Draper Lake it was rather like riding up a long, long hill, then rolling back down. I came in by way of the bike path from the northwest corner. Immediately I … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, photography
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