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Truth Is Just a Word
Over the years on this blog and in similar previous efforts, I’ve tried to explain the concept of Two Realms. I’m not the first. Well within our reach is the last chapter of the Lewis’s Narnia series of books, a … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged economics, epistemology, government, human perception, internet, Two Realms
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Politics Is Death
We have no stake in the politics of this world. We have nothing to gain by using political force, even when it’s truly popular and democratic in nature. Rallying the troops is utterly inimical to Christ. The church was never … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, church history, difference between religion and spirituality, First Council of Nicea, Gentile churches, government, Hebrew Mysticism, history, intellect, mysticism, politics, scripture, spirituality
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Nicey-Nicey Is Not a Virtue
As Westerners, we simply cannot imagine the alien feel of Ancient Near Eastern (ANE) social interaction. The depth of perversion in our Western social mythology makes it nearly impossible to wade through the vast mountains of crap to see the … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, civility, civilization, culture, mysticism, propaganda, social mythology, western biases
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One More Time: Epistemology Matters
Somehow I’ve got to find a clear and forceful statement to counter the evil intellectual slavery of minds practiced by Western churches. First, the bluntly stated thesis: If you do not seek to acquire the Hebrew intellectual understanding of reality, … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged ANE, epistemology, human intellect, intellect, intellectual background, revelation, systematic theology, western christianity
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Job 26
Most Western readers will not understand what happens here. Eastern philosophers typically skip over a great deal of explanation that they would consider obvious. Bildad’s short speech was true as far as it went. The problem is he carries it … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, epistemology, intellect, Job, mysticism, parable, philosophy, scripture
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Sacrificial Service
In order to give shape to what I consider a renewed religion, I made some changes to my static website (gone as of 2020). One of the first articles linked there is “Summary of Opposition,” an outline of how I … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Christian religion, human need, Humility, mission, psychology, religion, serving, spirituality
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New Jabber IM Account
I’ve registered with a Jabber IM service at Jabber.AT (Austria); user name is “soulkiln”. It’s a solid server with good security. As I understand it, they are linked with several other servers. So if you feel the need to have … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged communications, instant messaging, internet, Jabber
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A Virtual Religion
I perceive a need to better organize the religious purpose of my leadership ministry. Some of you are familiar with my static website (gone as of 2020). While this blog will remain my virtual office, the site will become the … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged internet, mysticism, religion, spirituality, virtual church, virtual religion
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Generic Post
It’s not as if I have nothing to say; I have too much to say. Unfortunately, most of it has been covered already. Something haunting me frequently these days is the constant confusion between human justice constructs and God’s divine … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, government, law, moral consciousness, revelation, secular society
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