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Unchained Vision, Part 2
If you can grasp the mystical image of reality to any degree, then it should be less of a struggle to handle what follows. You are the only person on this earth who can know in fullness God’s calling on … Continue reading
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Tagged human suffering, Modern Israel, Political activism, politics, The Cult, war, Zionism
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Unchained Vision, Part 1
Once more the mad prophet gibbers and jabbers, rattling his chains and scrawling on the walls of his prison cell. Trying to explain some of this stuff is what drives me nuts. I’m compelled to use a language that is … Continue reading
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Tagged aristotelian epistemology, Biblical Mysticism, epistemology, Pharisaical Hellenism, scripture, Western Christian mythology
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Bits and Pieces 25
Mr. T raises a good point in a comment on yesterday’s post. He notes that DNA is a factor in high-trust societies, and that neither nature nor nurture can explain how high-trust arises, or when it doesn’t. Of course, my … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, miscellaneous, political activists, social sciences
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Blinders Firmly Strapped in Place
In light of the Muslim invasion of Europe, and all of the nasty fallout from it, I keep running across Western analysis that suggests the single biggest problem is that tribal folks aren’t altruistic the way Westerners are. This is, … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged ANE, civilizations, economics, moral discernment, tribal society
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Telling the Truth
Our Lord shines His glory in Creation. That expression is functionally the same as: He reveals Himself in and to His Creation. We reflect His glory by our willing participation in revealing Him. We reveal Him by obeying His call … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, divine revelation, evangelism, heart-led
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Don’t Lie to Them
“Don’t you dare lie to me!” Yeah, you’ve heard that before. It’s pretty much what’s behind the oath Americans must give before testifying in court, to “tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient hebrew culture, culture, epistemology, feudal obligations, objective reality, western civilization
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Don’t Get Caught
There’s no wiggle room; this stuff is the work of the Devil. I finally got around to reading this slide show about the JTRIG program to train online trolls. Of course, things have advanced a bit since then with the … Continue reading
Mind Forts Founded on Sand
Here at Kiln of the Soul, we tend to operate on three levels simultaneously. At the highest level, of course, is the Spirit Realm. We address it in parables, but it boils down to acknowledging God as God. He is … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, human intellect, moral discernment, Two Realms
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Psalm 141
The second in a short series of four psalms of David crying out to God from a bad situation, this one is rather unusual. It follows its own unique form with the psalmist seeking strength from temptation. You would normally … Continue reading
Put on the Crazy Suit
I don’t know where to start; this thing doesn’t have a tail or head. Look, you can think what you like about my notion that Creation is alive and we can talk to the animals and trees and grass and … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, faith, heart-led, peace, politics, quantum reality, social sciences, tribulation
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