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Cycling: Back to Triple-X
It was a glorious ride! Not in the sense of accomplishment, but all the way Creation kept calling out to me of the glory of Our Creator. There was one total surprise: It was a rare westerly stiff wind. We … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, photography, physical fitness
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Impassioned News
News that builds from passion isn’t journalism; it’s just propaganda. I take very seriously my assertion that this world is mere shadows, the reality is far more flexible than Western minds can grasp. And I take seriously that perception is … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged christian mysticism, health, heart-led, internet, news, propaganda
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A Little More Moral Economics
Trust your heart-mind for a proper moral analysis. The whole end of mankind living on this earth is to seek the glory of God. Just so you understand completely, it’s “seek” in both ways: We seek to bring Him glory, … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged Biblical Law, covenants, divine justice, economics, moral discernment
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Psalm 119: Yod 73-80
The psalmist shows us the Path of Justice. It could also be seen as retribution if we understand the justice of being rescued from those who deny God’s revelation. We learn to be patient as God corrects us and makes … Continue reading
Cycling: Road Time
It’s time to invest more effort riding on the road. Part of my decision is recognizing that my trail excursions are causing me more pain in my right knee than I really need. I can take long hard rides on … Continue reading
Unlearning
I want to reinforce something Sister Christine said on her blog the other day: The heart does not have to be taught how to sense the world. The mind does not have to be taught to acquiesce to the heart, … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, heart-mind, intellect, mysticism, Western thought
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Cycling: Unhappy Trails
This was not one of my more pleasant and uplifting rides. All the way out, taking the Post Road route to Draper Lake, I kept having to fiddle with the rear disc brake. Then, as soon as I entered the … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, geography, photography
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Hacking Me?
A few days ago Microsoft notified me that someone tried to hack into my Outlook.com account from a bogus IP address. (I don’t use the Outlook email program; I use the email address.) The source IP address is reserved space … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged free email providers, hacking, technology
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Thanksgiving Message 2016
Today is Thanksgiving in America. God said that we should celebrate holidays that help establish a rhythm of work and rest. There’s an awful lot more behind all that, of course. By absorbing the example of Moses’ Covenant, we learn … Continue reading
Cycling: New River Loop
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. Having taken this route twice, I christen it the Riverside Loop. So long as it’s relatively dry, this thing should … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, North Canadian River, photography, physical fitness
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