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Epistemology Wars
It’s everywhere. Every day I encounter some dispute where the opposing sides speak past each other, because each assumes a radically different reality. It’s polarizing because there is no debate at all, just yelling spite at each other as if … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, epistemology, heart-mind, Two Realms, Western mythology
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Psalm 119: Aleph
Westerners get the impression the Hebrews weren’t too good at math, but that has more to do with a different attitude about when and where math matters. At 176 verses, this is the longest chapter in the Bible, and with … Continue reading
Potty Mouth
Our society’s obsession with cursing and foul language shows up as both a prissy objection to it, as well as a rejection of that standard by free use of such language. Yet even those who approve of cursing get tired … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged grammar, human behavior, languages, psychology, racism, social mythology, western christianity, Western society
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Chasing His Peace
You have nothing to lose by trusting in the Lord. It’s funny how that statement seems mundane to so many mainstream Christians. I’ve seen it first hand, and I’m sure you have, too: It becomes a part of the ritual … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, faith, heart-led, peace with god, politics, social sciences, tribulation, western civilization
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Anatomy of Crutcho Creek, Part 3
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. Today was a little disappointing because most of Crutcho Creek was inaccessible. That is, we are the point where the … Continue reading
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Tagged Crutcho Creek, cycling, geography, photography
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Already Broken
I’m watching the action in Syria with some interest. I cannot support any of the combatants, but I can tell you assuredly that there would be no war there had not the US (and allies) sent so much money and … Continue reading
Open Source Life
You can run into various terms when researching it — DIY, hacking this-or-that — but the skills and methodology mean nothing if you don’t sense a drive for it. It arises from recognizing that someone is trying to control your … Continue reading
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Tagged corporations, Creation, DIY, faith, Free and Open Source Software, Hacker Culture, heart-led, Network Civilization, open source
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Anatomy of Crutcho Creek, Part 2
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. Starting from the previous part of this journey, Crutcho Creek wanders through the east side of Frolich Meadows, which is … Continue reading
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Tagged Crutcho Creek, cycling, geography, photography
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Mountain of Hearts
It was beautiful weather today but I couldn’t go riding. I had to wait for some kind of periodic mass maintenance at our apartments today; they wanted someone home because there’s a bit of risk involved in using their pass … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, Matthew's Gospel, scripture
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Just Wishing
I wish I had the resources to do what this guy does. One of the blessings of living in Oklahoma for me is getting to see storms like that. Some of his images are just amazing, speaking that wordless language … Continue reading
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Tagged miscellaneous, personal, photography, weather
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