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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Gimme a Break
Nothing to write today. Not that I don’t have anything on my mind, but nothing worthy of your valuable time. Thanks for checking anyway.
A Light in the Darkness
Statistical correlation is not prejudice. Experiential correlation is also not prejudice. What you make of such correlations may be prejudice, but it’s almost impossible for another person to prove without your cooperation. There are so few people making a good … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computer geek, corporations, culture, cynicism, government, oppression, otherworldly, propaganda
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Photography: High Water, Low Water
Two sets of pictures collected this past Wednesday and yesterday. Draper Lake is still at a high water mark, while the state is mostly in drought. On my trek to the lake, I decided to run south along the eastern … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, North Canadian River, photography
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Not Fatalism
Our doctrine is divine cynicism, not fatalism. Nothing prevents anyone from being like a kid, delighted to explore this life. In it we find all manner of clues and cues to our Father’s love and mercy, His infinite wisdom. Remember, … Continue reading
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Sermon on the Mount 17
Justice 7:12-14 First off, Jesus quotes directly from the Talmud, something accredited to several rabbinical scholars, but is found in far more ancient traditions all over the Ancient Near East. It’s the Golden Rule, which the Talmud states in the … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged call to repentance, Messiah, the Covenant of Moses
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The Wrong Truth
The famous meme taking a line from a stupid movie — “You can’t handle the truth!” — had nothing to do with whether the truth was so mind-blowing, but that the person demanding the truth was so lame. It reflects … Continue reading
Off the Cuff: Vaccines
I suppose it’s about time for a fresh restatement on this business of vaccines. The concept in itself isn’t that bad, but it won’t work for everything. Give someone’s body a very limited exposure to a weakened version of some … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged conspiracies, Creation, health, heart-led, medicine, oppression, propaganda
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Teaching Experiment: Earthquakes 4
In the early 1970s I attended East Anchorage High School. We had in most of our classrooms one or two old desks with a foot missing or a leg bent a little, pushed off in one corner. At least several … Continue reading
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Tagged earth science, earthquakes, education, geography
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The Issue of Anti-Zionism
This follows on yesterday’s post. Let’s go a little farther with putting things in perspective. While I am anti-Zionist, I’m not a weapon aimed at Zionism. I’m not an enemy of the Jewish people (however it is you define “Jew”), … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged ANE, Hebrew Mysticism, Judaism, Judaizers, otherworldly, Pharisaical Hellenism, politics, Zionism
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Teaching Experiment: Earthquakes 3
Our hand-n-arm model in the previous lesson oversimplifies things, of course. If you went out to the subduction zone off the southern shores of Alaska, and took a submarine down into the ocean to look at it, you wouldn’t see … Continue reading