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Natural Recompense
In my hand was one of those folding extended reach tools, which I call a “picker.” Out in Choctaw I always kept one for picking blackberries and sand plums. Around here it’s now used as a trash picker. In my … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, moral imperatives, nature
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Free Care Is Expensive
Hospitals are not a healthy atmosphere. Yesterday was another VA appointment. I didn’t learn what I wanted to know, but I did learn something. Through the stumbling bureaucratic confusion, I managed to get an echo cardiogram. The technician said she … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, medicine, miscellaneous, veterans services
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Don’t Waste It
We could comment prophetically on the scene around us. For example, the Civil Rights Movement — it’s not as if there were no real problems there, but they were never solved. Instead, new problems were introduced because, whatever it was … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, government, heart-mind, peace, religion, sanity, spirituality
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Singing in the Rain
Look out! Here it comes. God designed us to live by our hearts, not by our minds. It’s not as if we are the only ones who know this, but there are precious few sources on the Net approaching it … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, peace with god, quantum reality, sanity
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We Won’t Play
Start the game without us. This is just a fresh restatement of where this parish stands. We aren’t looking to change the course of history. Our Savior made it clear that human political action accomplishes nothing useful for His Kingdom. … Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus Christ, Law Covenants, Law of Moses, mission, Modern Israel, virtual parish, Zionism
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Tell Them You Love Me
(This constitutes a fundamental teaching in our religion.) My aspiration is your affection. Mysticism presumes that what really matters is beyond words. We cannot possibly transmit truth, but we can fellowship in our shared truth via human communications. That requires … Continue reading
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Tagged fellowship, moral discernment, religion
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Turn in the Path
Alright, parish; let me tell you what’s going on in my soul right now. Let’s restate some things. Reality has shifted over the past few weeks by increments. As Sister Christine puts it, most days we wake up in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Zionists, heart-led, leadership, mission, Modern Israel, Zionism
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God Responds
I’ve concluded that our ISP has started blocking our incoming traffic, so the FTP server is gone for now. There was a time when I was taught that, insofar as God knew the future, it had to be envisioned as … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, heart-led, history, living in the spirit, mysticism
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Not an Apocalypse
Those of you who live in or near America, or just enjoy watching what goes on here, should be prepared for something other than an apocalypse. The coming tribulation will most certainly be the end of the US as we … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, mysticism, tribulation, western civilization
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Psalm 114
This is the second of the “Hallel Psalms” sung before the Passover meal. In Hebrew, this is the lyrical equivalent of a powerful appetizer — it is very small and simple, yet dense in satisfying flavor. These few brief words … Continue reading