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River Trails Images
Today was a camera day, seeing what called my name, as I rode the River Trails clockwise. At the entrance to Eagle Lake a long train was playing around and blocked the entrance. The only way past it was up … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged bicycling, OKC, Oklahoma River Trail, urban photography
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War on Revelation 01
We need to state some basic lore of truth about how reality works. Keep in mind that our fundamental message is that reality is defined as Creation, what God has made. It should be obvious without having to state that … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged God's character, heart-led, human intelligence, human reason, moral consciousness, reality
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Christ in Effect
I’m sure you’ve met them: Influential believers who somehow never seemed to experience the miraculous power of God’s grace. They don’t witness to that power. Instead, all their pronouncements about various human ills are loaded with all kinds of sagacious … Continue reading
Teachings of Jesus — Matthew 22:1-14
There is little confusion about this parable. Jesus continues His condemnation of the Sanhedrin and Temple officials. He uses another parable to paint their dire situation. Many eastern rulers used the wedding day of the heir as a day of … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, feudal obligations, jesus parables, Matthew's Gospel, weddings
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No Protests of Censorship
Perhaps you are aware of the brouhaha over several popular commentators having their Internet publishing outlets shut down. Facebook had been interfering with free access and free speech for several years, along with YouTube and Twitter. Even WordPress has joined … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged blogging, censorship, human suffering, publishing, radix fidem, worldliness, writing
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Draper Bikeway 10
Another survey of the bikeway progress. I can tell you that some of the heavy equipment has been hauled away on flatbed trailer rigs. Starting at the northwest corner this image shows the trail just shy of finished and ready … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Draper Lake, photography
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Prepare to Harvest
Refer to yesterday’s post. There remains today a vast body of hidden history, secrets that some would rather keep hidden. By the same token, much has already been leaked that is pure nonsense. It was recorded as nonsense to deceive. … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged demons, entertainment, heart-led, idolatry, moral discernment, personification, scripture, The Cult
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Uncertainty is Bliss
It’s an underlying philosophical assumption: We cannot understand reality from our fallen condition. Thus, we are cynical about any effort to present human history, and even more cynical about guesses of events before humans began recording them. Even if we … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Biblical Law, heart-led, history, human vanity, Humility, philosophy
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Bike Upgrade Part 2
Behold! It’s not that I was busy today; far from it. However, today we had a stand-in mail carrier who put our apartments last on his route. Plus, the package lockers were all full, and he had planned to make … Continue reading
The Rot in Mainstream Religion
One symptom of the Curse of the Fall is our natural tendency to trust charisma over moral truth. God works through His Creation. Indeed, Creation — Reality — is imbued with His moral character. In terms of human experience, there … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged church leadership, Creation, feudalism, heart-led, moral truth, pastoral ministry, quantum reality
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