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Monthly Archives: August 2017
How Faith Works
Your commitment to Christ is the starting point for everything. As with the rest of Creation, the human body has a rhythm and cycles of its own. Anyone with a good body consciousness can tell it, but it shows up … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged compsec, divine calling, faith, mission, physical fitness, prayer, Xubuntu
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Advances in Self-awareness
I’ve mentioned in the past that a part of good religion is a good anthropology. In our case, that means having a good grasp on human nature, in the sense of how we are designed. My contention is that the … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged cultural anthropology, eldercraft, human nature, psychology
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Psalm 143
The last of the four songs of distress, this one is also considered a penitent psalm. David has no quarrel with dying here; it’s not a question of what he deserves, but his faith demands he not simply give up. … Continue reading
The Drawing Power
How do you know? What’s the clue that religion is working as it should? To be honest, the only thing we have that most people can grasp readily is inner peace. So our biggest problem is getting people to be … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged covenant community of faith, cult, government, religion
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Photography: Downtown OKC
Some 50 years ago my family lived downtown; I could walk to the the big metropolitan library in just a few minutes, cutting through back alleys and parking lots. Since then, it’s amazing how much has changed, and there’s all … Continue reading
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Tagged Downtown Oklahoma City, OKC, photography
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DNC Leaks and Computer Forensics
For those of you curious about how we do computer forensic work, here’s a short video that explains how we know that the DNC email leaks during the presidential election were an inside job. I admit that I receive darn … Continue reading
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Tagged computer forensics, computer tech support, cynicism, politics, propaganda
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Photography: Framing Exercise
The loop was NE 4th to Bricktown, on both River Trails to Western, and then back via Eagle Lake and Ray Trent Park. Today I worked on composition, particularly framing. This image is the north bank River Trail, looking southwest … Continue reading
Unchained Vision, Epilogue
I presented this series asking you to bounce it off your own heart of conviction. It means nothing if you can’t embrace it as your own. The only evidence to support my message is what you find in your own … Continue reading
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Tagged moral discernment, politics, The Cult, war, Zionism
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Update on Windows Snooping
If you happen to be interested in the subject, I ran across something fresh: NSA Collects MS Windows Error Information. The article discusses how the NSA is harvesting any bug report or telemetry sent from your Windows computer back to … Continue reading