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Children as Political Weapons
This is not about family courts, nor gun control. This is about something much uglier, much more dangerous to the unwary. Let me irritate, shock, disgust and also help you understand something so you’ll be able to defang the Devil. … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, culture, mysticism, peace, psychology, religion, scripture
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A Lady in Waiting 8
Back at her office, she dug into her paperwork. Perhaps it was some element of desperation, but that was fine, because whatever it was had given her the energy to catch up and even get ahead prepping some other bureaucratic … Continue reading
A Lady in Waiting 7
Miss Community Coordinator peeped out from behind the corner of her mind. “I forgot to ask, Rod, just how old are you?” “Well, my orders say I was born in 1960. So far as I know, that’s accurate.” Not a … Continue reading
The Failure of American Churches
(To my subscribers, my human side apologizes for the excessive posting of the past few days. You can always unsubscribe, but I cannot simply disconnect from the driving spiritual force which calls me to prophesy.) During the ministries of Isaiah … Continue reading
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Tagged american churches, history, intellect, mysticism, religion, western christianity
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Change and Limits
Most people aren’t really paying attention. It’s not possible to disengage entirely, but we shouldn’t want that, anyway. The human soul is capable of operating on multiple levels simultaneously, and being a dozen different people for the rest of the … Continue reading
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Tagged government, oppression, peace, propaganda, resistance
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A Lady in Waiting 6
She never even pretended to sleep that night. There had been enough sleepless nights in her life that she knew how to make the most of it. Three books, dozens of articles and some links to associates left her with … Continue reading
A Lady in Waiting 5
Her mind was spinning. Nothing in her official duties kept Becky from using her office computer to peruse the links Rod had offered. His writing was like a magnet for her eyes. She found herself still reading when the lights … Continue reading
A Lady in Waiting 4
His name was Sherrod Franklin. He told her it was typically shortened to Rod and that’s how he signed most things. She asked him to call her Becky. It was painfully obvious he was a military veteran; that much was … Continue reading
A Lady in Waiting 3
Rebecca wasn’t one of those bored flirty women. She might have been, but it would have taken entirely too much effort to be somebody she wasn’t. Growing up in rural Tennessee, she did what most country girls did, but wasn’t … Continue reading