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Doing That Malware Boogie
And here I was thinking I might start pulling out of the computer ministry soon. I’m a low-level amateur technician. Not an expert, just a guy in the neighborhood who knows a little more than you do. Because of this, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged compsec, computer ministry, computer tech support, computers, internet, technology, windows
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Three Bits on Sunday
There is a divine order to our plane of existence, but it will ever elude the human intellect. You can give yourself a leg up if you choose to embrace divine revelation to the degree possible. That means dismissing the … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged false dichotomy, game, human intellect, human nature, intellect, marriage, mysticism, psychology, spirituality
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Psalm 5
This is a morning song. The context is clearly David as King, perhaps in a warm-up to more formal worship. In the quiet of his first rising, David appeals to God as a king beset by a royal court loaded … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged divine justice, government, King David, prayer, survival
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Two Year Accountability Post
Two years ago I shared with my readers that God had commanded me to take my physical fitness more seriously, but He didn’t reveal any particular reason for it. The primary justification for sharing was accountability. This image (taken today) … Continue reading
Linux Users = Extremists
Okay, so it’s all over the technology news sites, but maybe you don’t read them: RT Slashdot The Register Even Boing Boing In essence, someone got hold of the source code for one of the NSA’s snoop and scoop programs, … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged computers, culture, government, linux, oppression, resistance, technology, windows
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Pushing Sanity
It’s not fear, but sanity. I’ve noted often enough we are headed for tough times but anybody can see it coming. However, most of the folks who write about it tend to embrace a response I simply cannot swallow, because … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged fitness, government, health, medicine, mysticism, oppression, propaganda, spirituality, Tony Cartalucci
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The Other Kind of Fireworks in July
Just an FYI, folks. I’m not sure what to make of it, but it looks like July might be more entertaining than mere fireworks at the local park. Maybe. My reading is pretty eclectic. I generally avoid the MSM because, … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged compsec, economics, propaganda, resistance, survival, writing
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Introspection and Trust
James, the brother of Jesus who eventually became the chief elder of the churches in Jerusalem, once noted wryly that some people look in a mirror and see their faces, but never check the mirror of their souls (James 1:19-27). … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civility, mission, psychology, sense of humor, spirituality
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The Risk of Two Realms
Yesterday’s post on depression hit a nerve with several folks. In my own mind, it’s summed up in my response to a comment: “Much of what we dislike in this world is the back edge of something we simply don’t … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, culture, depression, psychology, spirituality, survival, Two Realms
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Depression and the Spirit
This is something that’s been rumbling around in my head for a while. Recently someone asked a question about it and it seems a good time to post on it. God’s revelation is a two-edged sword, we are told in … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged clinical depression, depression, human experience, mission, peace, psychology, spirituality
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