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The Power of Transparency
“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” (Matthew 5:8) Seeing God is its own reward; basking in His glory trumps every other human desire. While this does correlate with things going pretty well for us in … Continue reading
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Tagged compsec, government, mysticism, oppression, resistance, spirituality, technology
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Irrelevant Church
This is going to sound arrogant; I can’t help that. I am very leery of people who chatter so much about leaving the churches. Most of them are trying to escape something prodding their inflamed conscience. They mutter on and … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged christian mysticism, government, mainstream churches, ministry, oppression, religion, western christianity, western civilization
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My Religion
The questions I get indicate that some folks don’t understand, so maybe I can clarify things a bit. I worship Jehovah, the God of the Bible. I am in constant personal communion with Him. I take the Bible seriously, so … Continue reading
Job 13
Job reminds his friends that they aren’t addressing an inferior, someone lacking a good solid education. Nothing they’ve said is new. For seven days they sat in proper silence until they decided to judge Job. Had they not opened their … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ancient near east, divine justice, education, intellect, Job
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The Purge Has Begun in Earnest
The detachment encouraged by Christian Mysticism allows me to be entertained by events that actually threaten my physical safety. Maybe you’ve read accounts of the harsh political purges conducted in old Soviet Russia, still done in China today, and now … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged compsec, government, law, oppression, propaganda, resistance, survival
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A Few Management Errors
I’ve watched managers and leaders screw up their own position so badly that they destroyed the operation itself. This is not guidance you’ll get from a secular or Christian leadership seminar. This is guidance that comes from the Ancient Hebrew … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged community, divine justice, leadership, psychology, social sciences
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Slimboat Is Better than Chrome
Update: There have been reports of suspicious activity from Slimboat and Slim browsers. At least one user reported a distinct attempt to download malware coming from the running process. My own experience is that using Slimboat brings on a lot … Continue reading
Quantum Truth; Behavioral Deception
One of our biggest mistakes as humans is classifying people. We have a jillion labels we use and it makes us feel so very intelligent when we can describe where someone fits in the catalog. The overuse of Meyers-Briggs matrix … Continue reading
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Tagged Meyers-Briggs, mysticism, propaganda, psychology, religion, social sciences, spirituality
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Static Site Changed
My old static website, Kiln of the Soul (closed as of 2020), is now in its new form. All the archives are now backed up on my system and on a couple of external storage devices. They are still available, … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged church, mysticism, publishing, religion, writing
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Woolgathering
Reviewing things I’ve seen in the past few weeks provokes a few thoughts about faith. The biggest barrier remains the vast pool of cultural thought patterns, by which false images become associated with Scripture. People understand the words well enough, … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged children, church, internet, mysticism, peace, religion, spirituality, western christianity, western civilization
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