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Skinny Game
I don’t spend nearly as much time in the Manosphere these days. It’s not that I’ve changed my mind; I’ve gotten tired of the splash over from non-essentials. My interest in Game in the first place was getting at the … Continue reading
Of Truth and Angels 5
While the kayak trip had made their shoulders and arms sore, their legs were itching for a workout. After lunch and a potty break, they struck out for some exploration. Backtracking a short distance, Preston turned off to the left … Continue reading
Of Truth and Angels 4
They were ready bright and early the next morning to catch the bus down in the village. There was a simple connection to another line in the south that ran all the way to the head of the kayak run … Continue reading
Emotional Devotions
The hardest thing for a Western Christian is separating emotion from Spirit. My single strongest accusation of fraud against the modern Charismatic movement is their vociferous, almost hateful insistence that their emotional manipulation is the hand of God. No, you … Continue reading
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Tagged emotional manipulation, epistemology, move of the spirit, mysticism, scripture, spirituality, western epistemology
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Of Truth and Angels 3
There was also a date, three days from then. Preston and Angie had reduced virtually all communications to electronic means. For their pay packets, they decided to set up regular mail retrieval through the PostNL office nearest their apartment. Everything … Continue reading
Ecclesiastes Intro and Chapter 1 (Updated)
Introduction The sarcasm and mocking Solomon offers here could easily be aimed at the large number of Western Christians who don’t get Hebrew wisdom literature. The underlying premise of the book is portraying the vanity of trying to understand life, … Continue reading
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Tagged intellect, mysticism, scripture, wisdom literature
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Of Truth and Angels 2
In Belgium generally, and Walloon areas in particular, there were numerous little shrines, field crosses, chapels and so forth. Some were quite artistic. A few were frankly disappointing, consisting of little more than a cheap plastic bottle from which the … Continue reading
Flavors of Reason
Western reasoning gets in the way of everything, even in ways we don’t realize. We can be smart enough to recognize when something needs only concrete logic. If you drop a rock on your foot, it will hurt; if you … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract logic, deductive logic, intellect, mysticism, peace, philosophy, scripture, symbolic communication, symbolic logic
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Of Truth and Angels 1
(This begins Part 4.) Things had slowed down a bit for Preston and Angie. They were ready for that. It was good for them to have a period of adjustment without crises to force the sudden definition and redefinition of … Continue reading