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Ecclesiastes 3
What can we know from the human level? In Hebrew, context is everything. Thus, it is common sense to folks in Solomon’s time, but was included by God’s design. No one should strive to be the same in call contexts, … Continue reading
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Tagged hebrew culture, human wisdom, intellect, mysticism, reason, scripture, spirituality
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Tool Shed 4
Spent something close to 10 hours on a single computer this past week. The issue at hand was a collection of Trojans and related malware. In the mess, I was unable to salvage anything from the file system. Even booting … Continue reading
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Tagged computer ministry, computers, software, technology, windows
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Prophetic Reasoning in Disasters
(This is a prophetcraft post.) Let’s clarify the biblical understanding of disasters. The starting point is humanity is fallen. In Adam, we all chose the wrong path; we chose human reason over the direct guidance of the Holy Spirit. We … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, epistemology, moral fabric, prophecy, scripture
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From a Sincere and Honest Kook
I am blessed. Think about it: With all this pervasive surveillance and electronic snooping, I am guaranteed all my prophetic warnings against the US government are surely noticed, archived and waiting for the time when God proves His Word lives … Continue reading
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Tagged government, middle-east, oppression, politics, propaganda, prophecy, scripture, western epistemology
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Kindness Needs No Reason
Reason gets in the way of a lot of godly things. Kindness is a command. It is a motivation unto itself in the sense it seeks no particular outcome. If we tie things to outcome, we fail God completely. Seeking … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, mysticism, peace, psychology, scripture, spirituality
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Epilogue of Angels
Angie and Preston had a rather quiet fall season volksmarching in the Eifel, Rheinland and Saarland areas. During a beautiful hike in Trier, they stopped for a snack on the university campus. While they sat enjoying Bavarian pretzels, Preston’s phone … Continue reading
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Tagged geography, mysticism, transportation, walking
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Recapitulation
I’m a true radical, radical about the very most fundamental elements of our assumptions about reality. This blog assumes a huge difference between Western/Aristotelian epistemology and that of the Bible. I am wholly untroubled by apparent differences between human science, … Continue reading
Of Truth and Angels 10
Grabbing their bags, they made sure to check that everything was as they had found it. Returning the key to the tiny enveloped, they hung it on the door handle, closed the lock on the hasp and strode off into … Continue reading
The Wisdom of Solomon
Spoiler alert: I’m going to explain how the book of Ecclesiastes turns out, while our weekly study will continue running for a couple of months. First, a little context. Solomon took the throne rather like a big fish in a … Continue reading
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Tagged aristotelian epistemology, epistemology, intellect, philosophy, propaganda, western epistemology
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Of Truth and Angels 9
From behind, large brown hands grabbed Preston, lifting him slightly off the ground. Purely by instinct, Preston simultaneous thrust the camera out at arm’s length while kicking where he thought the legs should be on whomever grappled with him from … Continue reading
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Tagged fitness, geography, technology, walking
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