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Don’t Get Too Anxious
My first conscious awareness of the Spirit Realm came at age nine. That was my spiritual birth. I was over fifty when I came to the understanding of the heart-led way. I consider it an outright miracle that I’ve gotten … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine calling, faith community, heart-led, human intellect, mission
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Teachings of Jesus — Luke 4:16-30
We have finished the unique material from Mark’s Gospel and move on to Luke. There are three issues at work here in this passage. First is the intransigence of human intellect in the face of miracles. If you aren’t heart-led … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged covenant of moses, Jesus Christ, Luke's Gospel, Messiah, miracles, nazareth area
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Reprise: Western Political-Economic Theory
Just to ensure clarity, I’ll get a little more didactic in this post. The image is nothing more than a summary of the political and economic theories common in the West. Steal a copy of it; click on it to … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged economic theory, government, tribalism
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Totally Independent
In response to an offline query… It would be great if there were more donations to my PayPal account. To be honest, there aren’t any real needs, so unless you simply feel moved, I’m frankly going to tell you this … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged computer technology, internet, PayPal, publishing, radix fidem, virtual parish, writing
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They Will Persecute
antimsemite: adj. someone Isreal doesn’t like, regardless of the reason By this definition I am an antisemite. This is part of the definition used by the US State Department. In particular, it aims to criminalize the mere suggestion that Israel … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged activism, Christian Zionists, eschatology, Israel, persecution, politics, prophecy, Zionism
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The Clan of Radix Fidem
Bottom line: We are the Tribe of Christ. Within that great and massive tribe, we are the Clan of Radix Fidem. If you elect to be a part of this clan, there are loyalties and expectations. First and foremost, you … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged Biblical Law, convictions, Creation, government, heart-led, human nature, oppression, racism, radix fidem, reality, tribalism
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A Little More Clarity on Politics
I’ve gotten some offline queries that suggest I need to restate some things for the sake of clarity. Immigration is not a left-right issue. Immigration is a globalist-nationalist debate. The globalists want to destroy every national government in the world. … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged espionage, globalism, government, idolatry, oppression, political theory
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What the Election Results Mean
I’m preparing for the worst; that’s my initial reaction. I can’t pretend I speak for you, but this is what’s in my heart this morning. As before, we have no dog in this fight. That the Democrats now have a … Continue reading
Just a Silly Story 14
I’m going to pare this article down to its essence. First there is a high correlation between locations in the US where there is a high percentage of: 1. Undocumented immigrants 2. Urban areas controlled by Democrats 3. MS-13 arrests … Continue reading
We Are Babylon
Tomorrow’s election will change nothing. Just a reminder, the issue behind whatever folks mean by the word “racism” isn’t really a matter of DNA. Whatever human hostility is there arises from cultural differences. The differences in daily expectations we all … Continue reading
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Tagged american empire, Anglo-American culture, civilization, culture, mythology, oppression, politics, social sciences, war
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