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The Real Apocalypse
There’s a movie titled Virtual Revolution. It’s not hard to find and you can watch it on YouTube, if you feel like it. I’m not going to recommend it, though. I’ll save you some time: It depicts a dystopian future … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Apocalypse, computers, oppression, sci-fi, social sciences, virtual space
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Prayer Request: Transportation Again
This is not a fund raiser; I want you to pray with us. There are complications. Basic reality: My wife’s job requires reliable transportation; she’s obliged to drive all over the local school district, sometimes a different site every day. … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged prayer request, transportation
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Don’t Reverse Course
I rather expected yesterday’s post would be hard to take. Maybe it was the choice of words, but I think most of my readers got it. The biggest problem is that “racism” has almost no definition at all; it’s just … Continue reading
Sermon on the Mount 18
False Prophets 7:15-20 This passage stands on a very large contextual background. Initially, a prophet gains a hearing by performing miracles and/or predicting things that consistently come to pass. However, Deuteronomy 13:2-4 is a strong example of pointing the people … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Biblical Law, false prophets, Fruits of the Spirit, Judaism, shalom, the Covenant of Moses
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Can’t Fight Reality
This is a matter of understanding Law as the character of reality. In other words, we never view Biblical Law as a restriction we have to put up, as if reality was going to allow something that Law keeps away … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Biblical Law, Biblical Mysticism, convictions, divine revelation, feudalism, heart-led, racism, reality, tribal society
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Family Business
Here’s a thought experiment: What is the business model of Radix Fidem? As a matter of context, we don’t have a profit model because it works as a non-profit, a totally unregistered charity. That’s our effect in the business climate, … Continue reading
Serenity in Other Words
Don’t get distracted. I’ll admit up front that I could be wrong on lots of things. In particular, I refer to my blather about politics and economics. I’m not trying to show you how smart I am; I’m trying to … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged banking, economics, epistemology, government, history, human nature
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Gimme a Break
Nothing to write today. Not that I don’t have anything on my mind, but nothing worthy of your valuable time. Thanks for checking anyway.
A Light in the Darkness
Statistical correlation is not prejudice. Experiential correlation is also not prejudice. What you make of such correlations may be prejudice, but it’s almost impossible for another person to prove without your cooperation. There are so few people making a good … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computer geek, corporations, culture, cynicism, government, oppression, otherworldly, propaganda
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Photography: High Water, Low Water
Two sets of pictures collected this past Wednesday and yesterday. Draper Lake is still at a high water mark, while the state is mostly in drought. On my trek to the lake, I decided to run south along the eastern … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, North Canadian River, photography
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