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Let’s Study Romance
Our Western culture militates against moral wisdom. Paul and his associates confronted a somewhat less foreign culture in the first churches outside Palestine than we do today. When you read between the lines of the New Testament, you still see … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical morality, marriage, psychology, quantum reasoning, scripture, Western mythology
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Ego and Idolatry
In Scripture there is a consistent warning about a particular class of female idols, commonly referred to by variations of Asherah, Ashtarte or Ishtar, and these are related to the European Oester. Reading between the lines, we see that this … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient near east, Asherah, Ashtarte, history, marriage, moral imperatives, religion
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Not a Spiritual Influence
As always, it’s more complex than we want to recognize. It’s easier to pin it all on this or that one thing and make it our crusade to end that thing. And I could easily take you down a false … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, oppression, propaganda, psychology, resistance, spiritual birth, spirituality, technology, video
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Psalm 11
David was born in a noble household, fully educated in Hebrew culture. It is preposterous to suggest he would have been so shallow as to have written these songs from a silly, Westernized literal mindset. We enter a series of … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient hebrew culture, King David, Psalms, scripture, Two Realms
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The Pastor Is IN
Come on in! If you subscribe to my blog, or even if you just visit once in a while, I consider you a member of my parish. Not that I’m counting noses and boasting of the numbers, but it’s in … Continue reading
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Tagged christian mysticism, church, government, mysticism, religion, tribulation, western christianity, western civilization
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Arrows in the Quiver
Can I suggest you take a look at this? To summarize for you, it concerns a report coming down from Department of Homeland Security distributed to various law enforcement agencies across the US. DHS is attempting to create a climate … Continue reading
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Tagged Bunkerville, civilization, Department of Homeland Security, government, law enforcement agencies, mysticism, oppression, propaganda, resistance, survival
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Song of Solomon Intro
Aside from the weekly Bible studies, we will add this series so I can get another book ready for publication. Among King Solomon’s many talents we can include poet and playwright. This book is pure fiction. To the degree it … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, fiction, hebrew literature, hebrew poetry, King Solomon, marriage, mysticism, romance, scripture
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The Pastoral Narrative
I haven’t seen it all. What I have experienced forms the burden of my pastoral communications. The shepherd’s call is to tell what you know, as best you know how to tell it, so that others can catch a moment … Continue reading
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Tagged conspiracies, conspiracy theories, global government, government, government conspiracies, oppression, propaganda, resistance, scripture, spirituality, survival
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Deaf Ethics
I suppose it was never more than some kind of experiment. When I posted my resume on Monster.com, I seriously doubted I’d get any useful response. Out of some 20 contacts, one was genuine, but misguided. The rest were simply … Continue reading
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Tagged business, economics, employment, insurance companies, internet, propaganda, resistance
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Not Impressed
Larry elevated his nose and sniffed twice, gently. “Man, I love the smell of oak in the fireplace.” Larry was the new guy on the IT team, an experienced older Unix admin, looking every bit the hardened military veteran. He … Continue reading