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We Aren’t in Charge
Radix Fidem: We rule nothing. At the most, we hold a very limited dominion in this world. We manage what few things Our Lord has entrusted to each of us as His servants. The probabilities of any of us having … Continue reading
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Tagged church leadership, heart-led, politics, True Shepherd of Souls
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Photography: Close to Home
Today’s satellite view is complements of Bing Maps, which is currently more up to date for my part of the world. Look for the bright aqua numerals along the southern edge and then up starting with the office park; the … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Midwest City, photography
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Photography: Old and New
I took my first longish ride for this season last Thursday. I now regret not taking my bigger camera. In the future, I’ll need to make sure I don’t fail again. I missed a chance to catch a roadrunner in … Continue reading
Teachings of Jesus: Matthew 10:23-27
Jesus offers a fundamental image of His Kingdom. You cannot hope to understand the Covenant, Jehovah, the Messiah or following Christ unless you understand the concept of eastern feudalism. The primary issue in eastern feudalism is that everything is personal. … Continue reading
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Tagged feudalism, kingdom of heaven, Messiah, the Covenant of Moses
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His Work in Us
We are up against one very massive barrier in American society in particular, and it’s a major problem within the broader Western world at large. A critical element in Western thinking is to deny anything above the intellect, to deny … Continue reading
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Tagged civilizations, epistemology, mysticism, philosophy, psychology, radix fidem, western epistemology
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The Hedgerow of Lies 4
It’s not necessary to dig any deeper into the debate about Judaism and Jews. God has said repeatedly to His Chosen that He longs for them to return home to His revelation. We would love it if Jews would return … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Zionists, evangelism, heart-led, messianic expectations, Modern Israel, Zionism
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The Hedgerow of Lies 3
The fall of Hebrew religion broadly follows a path we can recognize. First was the inherent issue of henotheism: There may be other gods, but ours is the one to whom we are responsible. The notion that all deities are … Continue reading
The Hedgerow of Lies 2
I’m hoping to connect the dots here so that you’ll understand the confusion in our world today. Refer to my long paper The Cult [PDF]. That paper was a condensed version of my book, A Course in Biblical Mysticism, but … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient magic, Kabbalism, Satan, the Fall
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The Hedgerow of Lies 1
My soul is provoked about something. Teaching is a major element in my mission; it’s a major element in how I serve as elder. Were there no virtual parish at all here, I would still consider myself a teaching elder. … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, education, Holy Spirit, Satan, Western mythology
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The Light of the Day
Here is the heart-led way: Get to know reality; it’s a person like you and I, but without the fallen nature. It won’t be quite the same for any two of us because it is alive and has a personality. … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, heart-led, moral character, psychology
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