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Monthly Archives: April 2023
Getting Closer
I found a very perceptive piece from David McGrogan on how the current globalist juggernaut is rooted in dependence. He refers to Machiavelli’s book The Prince as the first solid glimpse into the very nature of the secular state, something … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged biblical manhood, dependence, feudalism, game, globalism, independence, secular state
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Sock-puppets and Trolls
This is a pastoral blog and is privately hosted; it’s not linked to the WordPress community. There’s not a lot of traffic and that’s fine. I’m trying to serve a small audience that is actually interested in what I have … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged eldercraft, internet, networking technology, pastoral ministry, persecution, tribulation
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Ride Photos 23
Went out on the SCIP Trails last week and to check out the trail changes. The northern loop now stays closer to Crutcho Creek, and I was able to see this collapsed bridge that is usually hidden by undergrowth. The … Continue reading
The Seasons of Oppression
As always, the path of Christian Mysticism excludes political activism. Rather, we seek to recognize what evil is coming our way so that we can watch the hand of God as He works His will. Our mission is to look … Continue reading
Posted in tribulation
Tagged christian mysticism, evil government, legislation, networking technology, oppression, radix fidem, surveillance
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The Faith of Foreigners
The intellect must serve the heart; that’s the Radix Fidem way. It’s not as if the intellect is useless, but it’s a decent slave and a hideous master. When someone proposes an approach to faith that is new to me, … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged heart-led, human intellect, Kabbalism, Orthodox Judaism, Pharisaism, radix fidem, religion
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NT Doctrine — Acts 16
Paul and Silas passed through the Cilician Taurus Mountains and went directly to Derbe on the plain beyond. Next was Lystra, the pagan Phrygian town where Jews were too few to have a synagogue, but thanks to Paul, they had … Continue reading
NT Doctrine — Acts 17:16-34
Luke returns to the third person, so he may have stayed for a time in Philippi. After leaving a very strongly established church in Philippi, the trio — Paul, Silas and Timothy — traveled along the Egnation Way to the … Continue reading →