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Fiction: Tearing a Hole
She glanced out the window again at her neighbor. He had been in the backyard since sunrise, working on something that looked like a front-loading washing machine sitting on a low sturdy table. There are odd bits and pieces attached … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, humor, science, time and space
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The Limits of “Virtual”
I can’t tell people what to do. I can tell people how I decide what I do for me, and hope that gives you some clues so you can decide for yourself. Twice in just a few weeks, the Northern … Continue reading
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Tagged disasters, economics, nature, virtual parish, weather
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Economists Ruin Everything
The birth of modern academic economics is the fault of Adam Smith. He was a philosopher who blathered about a lot of things. To this day, much of economic theory comes from his writings, and it has always been marginally … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, economic theory, philosophy
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Longing for Heaven
Something inside of us longs for holiness, longs to leave this sinful world behind. The Creator didn’t make you gay or a pedophile nor any other brand of pervert. You are that way because of the Fall. We are born … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, Covenant of Christ, Creation, heart-led, radix fidem, spiritual birth, the Fall
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Random Spring Photos 2019
Shots from the past couple of rides, these were things that simply caught my eye. First up is actually a single root cluster of trees that are very old and huge, with boughs drooping to the ground in places. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Crooked Oak Creek, Draper Lake, photography, Tinker AFB
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To Fear God
Nehemiah wrote in his official diary: I gave the charge of Jerusalem to my brother Hanani, and Hananiah the leader of the citadel, for he was a faithful man and feared God more than many. (Nehemiah 7:2 NKJV) What does … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant, heart-led, life in the spirit, shalom
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Commonplace Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is an affliction of degree, not of kind. Every human is born with multiple personalities, typically in the form of personas. This is the norm. We have to be different people to the various folks we encounter in life; … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, mental-health, psychology
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Biblical Law on International Relations
The Covenant of Noah is the applicable law covenant for the entire human race, and it does have some things to say about international relations. More to the point, we can use the Law of Noah to critique the wrong … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged Biblical Law, Covenant of Noah, diplomacy, espionage, politics, war
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Teachings of Jesus — John 6:22-59
This chapter of John’s Gospel opens with Jesus traveling to Galilee, then to Tiberias on the western shore. The crowds from the area had been following Him around, since they saw Him with His disciples and recognized this as the … Continue reading
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Tagged breaking point, heart-led, jesus parables, John's Gospel, messianic expectations
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The Primacy of Individual Calling and Conviction
This is in response to some offline comments… The ethic of utility is a false idol, a rejection of Jesus Christ. Whether or not something works in practical terms is easily the very last consideration God requires of us when … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, divine revelation, heart-led, prophecy, scripture, war
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