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Playful Kitties are Better
The hard core gamer walk-throughs presented on YouTube are instructive. Back in my youth, I was a serious fanatic of Science Fiction. I could get lost in novels and short story anthologies for days at a time. I bought a … Continue reading
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Tagged entertainment, fallout series, moral truth, western civilization
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Open Line Friday
This is the place for your random questions. Just post something in the comments and I’ll respond appropriately.
Virtual Battlefield
There is no objective reality. There is only human experience and perception. The path of sanity for individuals and humanity as a whole is for perception to account for experience. It’s not a question of total accuracy because humanity is … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged business, computer technology, evil government, Hacker Culture, oppression, politics
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Mozilla Only
This is sort of a last straw for me. I’ve been watching this build up over the past few years and decided it was time to just ditch anything based on Google’s Chrome browser engine, called Blink (WebKit on Mac). … Continue reading
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Mission and Means
The nature of truth is that is must be lived or it means nothing. This is revelation we are talking about here. It’s not that we are responsible for making sure anyone receives it, but that we are responsible for … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computers, divine revelation, evangelism, faith, fellowship, global communications network, The Great Commission
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How Faith Works
Your commitment to Christ is the starting point for everything. As with the rest of Creation, the human body has a rhythm and cycles of its own. Anyone with a good body consciousness can tell it, but it shows up … Continue reading
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Tagged compsec, divine calling, faith, mission, physical fitness, prayer, Xubuntu
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Advances in Self-awareness
I’ve mentioned in the past that a part of good religion is a good anthropology. In our case, that means having a good grasp on human nature, in the sense of how we are designed. My contention is that the … Continue reading
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Tagged cultural anthropology, eldercraft, human nature, psychology
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Psalm 143
The last of the four songs of distress, this one is also considered a penitent psalm. David has no quarrel with dying here; it’s not a question of what he deserves, but his faith demands he not simply give up. … Continue reading
The Drawing Power
How do you know? What’s the clue that religion is working as it should? To be honest, the only thing we have that most people can grasp readily is inner peace. So our biggest problem is getting people to be … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant community of faith, cult, government, religion
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