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The Value of Life
The questions we face in dealing with Westerners is the underlying mythology. While you could easily round up a bunch of them and get each one to profess a different set of moral values, all of them together will remain … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged ANE, civilization, divine justice, epistemology, government, history, law, moral values, mysticism, social mythology, Two Realms, Western mythology
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Chasing Sheep on Narrow Tracks
He doesn’t have too awful many, so it’s worth chasing down the few that can be found. I’m serving the Shepherd King. That’s a parable of reality, a parable and reality few recognize, never mind what the PR suggests. He … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, gospel, human understanding, intellect, leadership, mission, parable, scripture, spirituality
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Job 31
Let’s recall that the early chapters state Job did not sin against God in his words. That doesn’t mean he was without error in the sense of how his words affected others. We recognize that the elder trio provoked him … Continue reading
Quantum Resistance
The Enemy wants control. He gets it by suckering us through our vices. Rarely does anyone have to worry about an attack unless they are already inside the Enemy’s camp. What we have to do is resist our weaknesses and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged compsec, computers, internet, linux, mac, NSA, resistance, software, windows
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Virtual Activist
There is no place for absolutism in this world. I’ve already stated often enough that I am not a political activist of any stripe. It’s not that my actions have no political meaning, but politics is never the point. The … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computers, government, human government, internet, military, oppression, resistance, scripture, technology
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A Higher Power
Daniel 3: The Hebrews in Nebuchadnezzar’s Furnace Ancient Hebrew culture was contemplative. You were supposed to read or hear something and think about it, extrapolating and expanding on it. You were training the mind to obey something much higher than … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, civilization, government, history, Nebuchadnezzar, psychology, religion, resistance, scripture, social mythology
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The Power of Sacrifice
We do not take this world seriously. We take seriously our mission in this world to help people see the primacy of the Spirit Realm. What really matters in this world is whatever expresses the Ultimate Reality of the Spirit … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, game, psychology, social mythology, spirituality, the Spirit Realm
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ADD Is a Symptom of Sick Society
The particulars don’t matter. If you start from the wrong place, you can’t get to the truth. We struggle against an entire civilization that builds on the sand of human accomplishment. It’s not that our world cannot get the facts; … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged brain chemistry, central nervous system, civilization, epistemology, government, medicine, oppression, philosophy, psychology, quantum reality
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