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Network Revolution
So you say you want a revolution? In the Network Age, revolution rarely requires any sort of direct confrontation. If it’s an actual change you want, then keep your eye on that, not all the silly heroism you see in … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, genuine revolution, government, internet, mysticism, oppression, resistance
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New Article: Spiritual Networking
New permanent article on the static site: Spiritual Networking (site is gone as of 2020). The thesis asserts the Internet is a parable for the Kingdom of Heaven. As such, it is also one of the greatest gifts from God … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, internet, kingdom of heaven, mysticism, spirituality, writing
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Zechariah 13
The vision of the previous chapter continues, describing what God can do if His people take seriously the call to live in repentance. The blessings cannot be described literally, so Zechariah indulges in rich symbolic imagery of a new age … Continue reading
The New Network Tribe
In times past leaderless organization was a theory, but in the Network Age, it is becoming dominant. The fundamental element of Ancient Hebrew society was the extended family household. Without them, you were dead, often literally. No one else would … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, computers, culture, internet, mysticism, politics
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Open Spirituality
Connect the dots, because they are all drawn on the same sheet of paper: Open Access, Open Source, and Open Spirituality (of which Christian Mysticism participates). In Christian Mysticism we have a devotion to truth. We care about people, as … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, mysticism, open access, open source, open spirituality
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A Piece of Jeremiah
I’m not in the least trying to be elitist, but precious few are the folks who catch on to what I’m doing on this blog. Jeremiah wrote in his prophecies how few were his friends at the end of the … Continue reading
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Tagged american empire, civilization, internet, mysticism, scripture, spirituality
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Bits and Pieces 9
After my disappointment with Lenny and Squeeze, I’m pleased to announce Debian Wheezy is really worth the time and trouble getting it set up. While I thought about writing up an install guide, it’s just silly to duplicate the efforts … Continue reading
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Tagged debian, linux, mysticism, open access, open source, religion, software
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Tool Shed 2
I’ve been doing a lot of testing. I sincerely hope that’s over for awhile. Scientific Linux on the laptop wasn’t working. There is a bug Red Hat refuses to fix; dropping into hibernate mode frequently corrupts a portion of the … Continue reading
IP and God's Laws
In God’s Laws, there are two essential periods observed in economics. The first is personal debt; the limit was seven years — sabbatical. The second was systemic debt, limited to fifty years — Jubilee. The second is well understood and … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, economics, intellectual culture, law, moral fabric, mysticism, scripture
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We Live for His Glory
The most difficult thing to explain to Christians is the full meaning of embracing the demands of God’s glory. From the very earliest days of my spiritual awareness, going back to the 1970s, was the mission of communicating the divine … Continue reading