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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Joy Reminder
Anglo-Saxon culture is unique in its dour and sour outlook. The world of Beowulf was always gloomy and dark. Despite some moderation through centuries of technological advancement and multicultural exposure, the under-layer of Western expectation is still that sad existence. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo-Saxon, faith, heart-led, sacrificial love, Western mythology
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Cycling: Catching Up
The river isn’t so dramatic when it has a good flow. This looking north from the bridge at NE 122nd up near Jones. Over the past week or so I haven’t ridden a lot. Excessive wind or just plain bad … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, photography, physical fitness
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Psalm 133
Here we have a gem that most Westerners miss, not because they don’t read it, but because they don’t get the full depth of meaning. The quintessence of all the biblical covenants together is fellowship and communion on a very … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged communion, compassion, fellowship, Psalms, sacrificial love
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Moral Mother Lode
We have yet to discover the rich treasure and heritage of Christ in our world. Our hearts teach us the truth; we know that there are generally two paths men tread to power and change in this world. One is … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Biblical Law, divine revelation, faith, heart-led, Noah's Covenant, persecution, tribulation
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Western Crippled Hearts
Mysticism makes no sense without cynicism. First a quick review: You may recall the Aristotle assumed that this universe is all there is. He didn’t argue against the existence of deities and beings who were invisible to human perception, but … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged ANE, divine election, epistemology, mysticism, the Fall, western intellectual heritage
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Nothing to Hide
Based on the questions people do ask, it seems to me there are a lot of questions implied that people don’t ask, so I’m going to offer some clarifications on things discussed on this blog. My point here is to … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged civilization, internet, Judaism, miscellaneous, Network Civilization, politics, western civilization, Zionism
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Follow-up to Paranoia
Ref: Previous blog post — Paranoia? Testing by real experts reveals that Windows 10 ignores privacy settings. To be specific, someone who actually understands this stuff tested Windows 10 Enterprise, the one you are supposed to be able to actually … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged compsec, linux, tech support, windows
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The Path of the Heart
The heart-led way is the human default. It’s where we began back in Eden. The Fall didn’t close off the heart of conviction; it simply meant ignoring it in favor of the intellect. From that time forward, it was two … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible History, church history, civilizations, convictions, epistemology, heart-led
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Bits and Pieces 23
WordPerfect is vastly superior technology for documents. The underlying concept is based on long established principles of formating electronic documents and is self-consistent. It really is the right way to do things. It was also easy to repair and recover … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged computer technology, divine election, evangelism, faith, holiness, miscellaneous, software
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It’s Upon Us
This is not prophecy, per se, but my viewpoint. Let’s review what we can surmise so far. The electorate fought back against all the plutocrat efforts and elected Trump, largely because he pandered to the pent up anger. This was … Continue reading