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Call for Consciousness
It’s documented if you really want to see it. About a century ago in the US a bunch of wealth industrialists and financiers hired some pointy-headed elitists (a think tank) to devise a means for hijacking classical liberal arts education. … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged business, civilization, computers, education, Fabian Society, Federal Reserve Bank, government, liberal arts education, oppression, psychology, quantum reality, resistance
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Enough Kubuntu
I had enough. By no means did I expect perfection of any sort. The thing was in beta, so it was supposed to be a little buggy. That is not what bothered me. It was the constant defaults that were … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged computers, Kubuntu, linux, technology, ubuntu, XFCE
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A Critical Lesson of Job
Our lessons in Job will end soon enough. Most Western scholars miss the best parts because they refuse to consider Job from Job’s own cultural matrix. It’s not that I pretend to be such a grand expert, but that I … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant of moses, divine justice, epistemology, government, Jethro, Job, law, moral accountability, prophecy, scripture
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Job 34
Elihu endeavors to use the same linguistic manners as Job and his friends. So he offers words on their level and invites them to assess carefully in a wider context whether the things they have said make any sense. Elihu … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, biblical languages, civilization, culture, Elihu, human reason, Job, law, scripture
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Unpersuasive
I don’t write to persuade. People can use footnotes and facts to lie as easily as to support the truth, so there is nothing special about chasing down every reference. History isn’t objective; it is merely the narrative of the … Continue reading
Posted in globalism
Tagged economics, government, history, mysticism, oppression, propaganda, survival, technology
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Lawful Grace; Graceful Law
Law is grace. Were it not for God’s fervent and determined favor toward us, there would be no revelation. Revelation has always been fundamentally addressed to humans where they stand in a fallen world and in fallen terms. The objective … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine justice, jesus parables, law, mission, mysticism, scripture, spirituality
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