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Quick Review: DIY Religion
Kiln of the Soul virtual parish is a concept, nothing more. It becomes little more than a label on my willingness to act as pastor to anyone wandering by this blog. Parish membership is just an artifact of your own … Continue reading
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Tagged DIY Christianity, individual faith, mysticism, peace, personal experience, philosophy, spirituality
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Psalm 43
Just a reminder that scholars suggest this psalm technically continues the previous. The Septuagint Old Testament, favored by New Testament authors, has it as one. It’s sad how much is lost in translation here. David willingly throws himself on the … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, faith in God, King David, moral character, Psalms
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Profound Sense of Peace
Don’t ask me how I got this way, but it’s been following me around for longer than a week. That’s in spite of some weird behavior from WordPress. I was unable to login for a while, then got the newer … Continue reading
Proverbs 6
It’s going to sound like Solomon is beating the same drums over and over. However, it is our cultural insensitivity that keeps us from recognizing that this is a different song. There is a subtle shift in emphasis that is … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical morality, King Solomon, moral wisdom, wisdom literature
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Proverbs 5
Sometimes wisdom is the result of many painful lessons over a long life. Notice that Solomon doesn’t demand that his readers obey simple edicts, but offers his own experience. We happen to know that Solomon did have long experience with … Continue reading
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Tagged experience, human failure, King Solomon, marriage, proverbs, wisdom literature
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How Much in Charge?
I’m strictly hands-off on most things. Merely noting that the academic discipline of Comparative Civilizations is often a political boondoggle says so much about our Western Civilization. You would think that folks recognized there is no way to be truly … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, civilization, government, history, human reason, intellect, oppression, philosophy, propaganda, psychology, western biases, western civilization
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