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Heart Without Fear
It’s not enough to suggest that we fear too much or the wrong things. Our Western heritage includes a depth and kind of fear that is completely foreign to Scripture. Our programmed reactions to things includes a dark and sinister … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged culture, epistemology, fear of the unknown, propaganda, psychology, scripture, Western heritage, Western mythology
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Merry Christmas 2014
Don’t you just love how activists oversimplify everything? Keep your guns. I’ve never had a good one, so I traded off the ones I did have that weren’t much good. Since I can get food without hunting, all I really … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computers, guns, military, mission, mysticism, sensory heart
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Christmas Eve 2014
I’m off in my own little world today. Not that I can’t stop and take a moment to chat, but don’t expect serious stuff. So I’ve replaced three of the four motor mounts on our used Volvo and it’s as … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged Android, communications, computers, fellowship, miscellaneous, transportation
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Gauging Priorities
Revelation of God’s glory is the whole thing. It’s not just the main thing, but the only thing that matters. All else is just the method and means to that mission. As I have often said for decades: All Creation … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged computer security, computers, mission, spirituality, technology
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Ironic Job Offer
So today in my email someone tried to steer me to a job opening as local coordinator (for Tinker AFB) for MAAF — Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers. They like folks over 55 with social media experience and an … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged atheism, employment, MAAF, military, Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers, philosophy, Political activism, propaganda
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Exercising the Heart
Perhaps it’s not so hard for you, but some of us will need some extra time and effort regaining our connection to the sensory heart. It may also be a matter of learning to engage your heart in areas of … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged fitness, mysticism, nature, peace, psychology, sensory heart, spirituality
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Two-Fisted Prayer
With one hand we keep a grip on the anchor of our souls; the other reaches out to seize the world with redemptive power. Let’s remind ourselves that faith is a synonym for commitment and trust. In this case, we … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged faith in God, faithful stewards, ministry, mission, moral consciousness, mysticism, prayer, redemptive power
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Psalm 29
In Israel, politics was never just politics. The Covenant was a suzerain-vassal treaty, a very personal covenant, making Israel in effect a tributary to Jehovah Himself. Idolatry was treason, and very often treason arose from idolatry. It has been widely … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged babylonian exile, idolatry, Israel, King David, politics, Psalms, religion, superstition
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CentOS and SL: Netinstall Shortcut
This is just a short item that can save you some time and bandwidth. Using the netinstall disk from any RHEL 7.x clone requires you have already the mirror from which you plan to install the packages. From the install … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, linux, redhat, technology
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