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World of the Damned
Christ considered death on the Cross as His greatest victory. Stop reading things like that as religious language with its own sacred meaning. Read that as you would any normal English communication. What our world still thinks of as a … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, ministry, mission, mysticism, nature, peace, religious language, spirituality, western civilization
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Grouch No More
Here’s the real miracle: Not that I don’t get sick but that sickness doesn’t get me. I’ve always tried to face it with humor, but the protective barricades were weak. Thus, I’ve done my best to hide away when ill … Continue reading
Sick and Sore
I won’t bore you with the gritty details, but it went like this: Last Wednesday I tore a muscle (Vastus Lateralis) in my left leg at the gym. It wasn’t the sort of thing where I noticed it all at … Continue reading
100 useful websites
You gotta see this, from my friend, Robert Lee in Hong Kong.
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Two Wings of the Same Vulture
It became popular some years ago to refer to the two primary US political parties as the red and blue wings on a doomed aircraft. It didn’t’ matter which color you favored, the destination was the same. Only a fool … Continue reading
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Tagged government, mission, mysticism, oppression, peace, political activists, propaganda, spirituality
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Stability in Motion
I was altogether serious about it. In my mind was a wealth of possibilities for building a new and different kind of faith community. I still hope to see that, but I won’t be involved in that mission in the … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, epistemology, faith community, faith in God, individual faith, mission, mysticism, religion, spirituality
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Psalm 39
Jeduthun was one of three music directors that served during David’s reign. He was also the King’s Seer. The tone of this psalm does not come across well in English. It takes turns of logic and makes subtle connections that … Continue reading
Indistinguishable
Let’s talk quantum morality for a moment. Are you reading the news? Lots of stuff that isn’t really all that interesting, but confirms much of what we suspected long ago. What difference does it make if everyone you could conceivably … Continue reading
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Tagged mysticism, Political activism, Quantum Morality, spirituality, Western mythology
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Never Alone
I don’t feel the least bit lonely. Inner turmoil is the native human element. Want to end all tension? Die. Meanwhile, if you live, then a gnawing sense of longing for something or other is our native element here on … Continue reading
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Tagged mission, mysticism, peace, philosophy, psychology, resistance, Scott Peck, spirituality, Thomas Szasz, western civilization
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