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Knowledge and Conviction
To review so far: The current shift from Western Civilization to the Networked Civilization is driven by corporate profit-seeking through control of the Internet. While there are some efforts to seize the actual network infrastructure, this is not the primary … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, heart-led, internet, Network Civilization, propaganda, western civilization
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Cycling: Touching a Nerve
The old Lakota was wise. He knew that a man’s heart, away from nature, becomes hard; he knew that lack of respect for growing, living things soon led to lack of respect for humans, too. So he kept his children … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, photography, spiritual warfare
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Exchanging One Lie for Another
I struggle with trying to expose this thing. Western mythology has this thing about false heroism. That is, we have the myth of the Great Man as someone who does things that are risky and exciting in pursuit of some … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged Network Civilization, psychology, social mythology, western civilization
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Defeating Israel
I have a plan for defeating Israel. Israel’s primary weapon against Gentiles is a two-edged sword. One edge is the huge guilt trip over their Holocaust; the other edge is perverted Christian religion. I don’t have to answer those at … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Bible History, Biblical Mysticism, covenant of moses, Modern Israel
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That Big, Stinking Perversion
This is the story I tell; it works for me. If Satan can get us to chase anything at all except our personal commitment to Jesus Christ, he wins. If he can twist our thinking about who Jesus is and … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, Israel, The Curse
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Cycling: Giant Loop
Because we are expecting rain much of the week, I bumped my gym workout back a day and took my 50-mile Giant Loop clockwise today. I was able to leave by 8:30 and had decent cool temperatures and SW breezes. … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, Lake Hefner, Lake Overholser, North Canadian River, Oklahoma River Trail, photography
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Off the Cuff 02
This is surely connected to the previous Off the Cuff post. Yesterday something stuck in my craw, but it wasn’t anything my conscious mind could identify. Overnight I had some dreams that were indicative in the sense of a parable; … Continue reading
Hitting the Other Trails
My riding isn’t training. It’s how I play. Sure, I’ll push myself, but only because I want to play better, longer. I’m all about that sense of adventure and challenge. During the years I lived out in Choctaw, the eastern … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, faith community, military, mission
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Psalm 123
While very short, this Psalm of Ascents is far more intense than any English translation can convey. It echoes of someone in deep distress from oppression, implying a persecution for one’s faith in Jehovah. The first word in the Hebrew … Continue reading
Cycling: End of the Trail Season
As rides go, it really sucked. I rather expected that, but I couldn’t resist one last shot at finishing my exploration of all the trails that are passable. As a workout, it was outstanding. It was 10 miles out on … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, geography, photography
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