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Accountability and Change
The primary failure of Western epistemology is focusing exclusively on measurable results. The product is not always the goal or objective. The moral fabric is woven into existence invisibly, and the Spirit seeks commitment to things which are verbally and … Continue reading
Recovery of Rez 9
The Brotherhood claimed they held no secrets. They had always been willing to teach anyone interested in their stuff. However, the vast majority of those who came in from the outside to learn decided it was either incomprehensible or just … Continue reading
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Tagged mysticism, philosophy, psychology, survival
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Moral Accountability
Accountability is the eternal question; it can be addressed from many angles. My faith asserts we are all accountable to God. If there is one thing I will seek verbally in holding your feet to the fire, this is it. … Continue reading
Recovery of Rez 8
As nearly as he could understand, Rez thought perhaps she was only trying to prove he wasn’t so morally strong as he claimed. At first were the subtle questions, the testing which always seemed to manipulate him into saying something … Continue reading
A Major Minor Point of Conflict
It’s major to me, but a complete non-issue with most of the manosphere. In order to sensibly present my point of contention, I suppose I’ll have to pull together a certain amount of background and clarify some false impressions on … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged game, human sexual intercourse, marriage, moral perception, morality
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Recovery of Rez 7
At first it was heaven. She literally hunted him down and all but raped him. Her aggressive behavior was totally outside his experience, yet typically what haunted the testosterone fueled dreams of young men. He didn’t understand what drove her … Continue reading
Recovery of Rez 6
His friends called him “Rez.” It was an abbreviation for his full name: Restas Eran Ziskel. The nickname didn’t make much difference until he went off to boarding school. He could have stayed on Randell Colony, but the education lab … Continue reading
Shepherd's OS
A part of my soul burns right now with the messages of Haggai and Zechariah, as they are our current study in house church. I’ve summed it up as, “Just think what God will do if you will only obey.” … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, open source, scripture, software, technology
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