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A Little More on Gamergate
The Elder reminds you: Holiness is voluntary. Our society completely lacks a moral frame of reference consistent with God’s character. Our best is way off on another planet by comparison, so I don’t take seriously anyone’s moral posturing on any … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, feminism, game, internet, social sciences, society, White Knight
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Tools of the Heart
It does make a difference, but it’s not paramount. There is a sense in which human awareness is the primary field of operations for what God does in this world. Yet, human intellect is not what sets us apart from … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Adam, civilization, education, human intellect, mysticism, psychology, spirituality, western civilization
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I Hate Garlic
Sister Wildcucumber will probably have a wild fit about this, but it’s the truth. Let me explain. As a child, our family income never amounted to much. We ate lots of homemade hamburger patties for dinner. I’ve never gotten much … Continue reading
Eat Fear
Fear. It is easily the single presiding factor in human decision. Christian religion does not make fear a sin; that’s a cultural fable. Faith pulls fear in and drowns it, overwhelms it with love and commitment. Love and commitment are … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged human decision, mysticism, peace, scripture, spirituality, Two Realms
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Crisis Averted: Allergies Reduced
Re: Prayer Request: Endless Allergies — Thank you all for your prayers. The Lord has heard. It’s not a healing miracle as you might think of it, but the Lord has revealed what it will take to avoid so much … Continue reading
Spiritual OpSec
Terminology first: spiritual — relating to matters of the Spirit Realm; OpSec — broadly recognized as a bureaucratic acronym for Operational Security, those considerations that help to protect some operation from interference and hindrance from any source, whether internal/external, natural/artificial, … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, divine revelation, government, Holy Spirit, mysticism, oppression, OPSEC, spirituality, Two Realms
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Psalm 23
Easily one of the most memorized and thoroughly analyzed passages of Scripture, the Shepherd Psalm is still often misunderstood. It is seldom seen as a simple Hebrew parable. Here is King David near the peak of his dominion, when most … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, King David, Psalms, scripture, the Shepherd Psalm
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In Which the Gloves Come Off
Some of this is hyperbole, but you’ll have to work that out for yourself, because I am a radical, a total nut-case. You know, that English word drawn from the Latin radix, meaning “root” — as in, getting back to … Continue reading
Prayer Request: Endless Allergies (Updated)
Update: It’s the house, folks. Apparently it’s mold and it’s getting critical. When things freeze, I’m sure I’ll be okay for the most part. I’m going to check into dust masks, etc. And I could feel your prayers today. Original … Continue reading
Opera Beta for Debian on SL 7
It works fine on Scientific Linux 7. Instead of holding your hand, I’ll tell you how I worked it out. Get the package from here. It’s for 64-bit only right now. Since all the current 7.x series for RHEL/CentOS/SL is … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged centos, debian, linux, opera, Opera browser, RHEL, scientific linux
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