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Aristotelian Logic Has Its Place
Aristotelian logic is valid for its purpose. It has its place, but that place is not at the top of human awareness. The reason I spend so much time castigating Aristotelian logic is because it has serious limits. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged aristotelian logic, Germanic tribes, human intellect, human reason, moral consciousness, western civilization, Western mythology
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The Rhetoric of False Diversity
We have no argument with multicultural ideals, but lots of argument with how most activists implement it. We avoid using popular terminology and rhetoric. There is a lot of rhetorical nonsense out there, but most of us can see that, … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged covenant community of faith, eldercraft, propaganda, racism, radix fidem, social sciences
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A Prophetic Warning about Violence and Wrath
This is hard for me to write because I know most of you who read this will reject the message. I can’t help that; I must be faithful and obedient to my convictions, for they are the voice of God … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo-American culture, globalism, politics, prophecy, racism, socialism, violence, western civilization
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Try to Imagine
Typical is not necessarily normal. A critical element of heart-led faith, of walking by conviction, is that we are granted a stronger and more conscious connection to our own bodies. That’s a clear element in being more firmly connected to … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Mysticism, communion, convictions, faith, health, heart-led, natural world, physical fitness
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Patient Heart, Clear Head
An offline discussion inspires me to write a review of some things. There are, in fact, more conspiracies than you can shake a stick at; most theories about conspiracies have major flaws. Too often they are based on false assumptions. … Continue reading
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Tagged civilizations, conspiracies, conspiracy theories, crime, espionage, heart-led
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Grand-River Images Spring 2019
Today I rode the River Trails-Grand Boulevard Trails loop. This first shot was taken out at Draper Lake, but it was the only one I shot that day. It’s a sand plum tree in blossom, and it smells pretty sweet, … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Eagle Lake Trail, Grand Boulevard Trail, Oklahoma River Trail, photography
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Zionist Ire
I don’t have time to read all that I would like, so I limit myself to stuff that provokes. This morning I was provoked on something: About the only activists who aren’t subverted by Zionism are Jew haters. Even some … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, Christian Zionists, globalism, Judaism, nationalism, SJWs, The Cult, Zionism
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Teachings of Jesus — John 5:17-47
The Nation of Israel was not a nation of laws, but of direct divine rule. Neither God nor Moses legislated; the Covenant was not fixed. It was merely the written expression of the Sovereign’s will, a revelation of His divine … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged faith in God, human reason, Jesus Christ, John's Gospel, Law of Moses, messianic expectations, miracles of Jesus
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Short and Sweet
It’s not about making coverts; that is something God alone controls. Rather, we live shalom so that no human has any excuse when they stand before God without Christ. This is our goal: We demonstrate the revelation of a merciful … Continue reading
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Tagged communion, evangelism, fellowship, heart-led, religious conversion, shalom
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