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Unilateral Warmth
I’m going to be your friend just to spite you. Critical to Christian Mysticism is how we blend the Three Pillars together as elements of a single drive. It’s the drive to be, do and manifest the truth. Bringing the … Continue reading
TMOC Association
Let’s see what happens… Welcome to The Mind of Christ (TMOC) Association. The only reason anyone bothers to organize in any way at all is because some humans share a common concern and want to make things happen, even if … Continue reading
User Abuse
If I can get the Senior Editor’s attention, this article will be posted at Open for Business in the next day or so. My readers here get to see it first. ********** I remember my first encounter with a computer … Continue reading
Still Responsible
The divine calling of elder brings a burden. It means you care for no earthly reason, and your caring cannot be expected to follow any human logic. On the one hand, you can see how easily the sheeple love lies. … Continue reading
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Tagged eldercraft, government, mysticism, peace, resistance
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Zechariah 4
While the previous chapter was to encourage Joshua in his role as priest, here we see a message to keep Zerubbabel on fire. The prophet visualizes being awakened from sleep, and the Angel of the Lord asks him to describe … Continue reading
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Tagged leadership, mysticism, scripture, two olive trees
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Divine Symbiosis
God acts unilaterally. That’s part of being Creator of all things. In the matrix of His unilateral decisions, He has decided to place an awful lot of things in our hands. At the same time, He has kept back a … Continue reading
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Tagged divine appointments, law, mysticism, scripture, spiritual redemption, spirituality
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The Life of a Prophet
Someone asked me what it was like being a prophet. I’m a prophet, so I guess I can answer the question, but only for myself. It’s work. I am by nature pretty lazy and selfish. I would prefer to spend … Continue reading
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Tagged mysticism, peace, prophecy, survival
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Psychotherapy: It's Personal
I won’t tell you this is a warning from God. I’ll tell you it is nonetheless entirely too close to serving the Devil. I’ve said before I am somewhat a fan of Dr. Thomas Szasz. He didn’t go far enough, … Continue reading
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Tagged mental-health, mysticism, propaganda, psychology, religion, spirituality
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