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Mental Illness Is Insane
The whole medical model of psychology and psychiatry is broken. There are precious few people with psychology issues arising from genuine medical problems. Having spent decades working at least part of the time in pastoral counseling, and watching an awful … Continue reading
We Aren't Taught
More human sorrow comes from bad teaching than almost any other failure of mankind. We aren’t taught our perceptions can fail us when we need them most. Instead, we are taught there is some hope we can rise by our … Continue reading
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Micah 6
The mission of Israel was to be a living receptacle for the revelation of God to a fallen world. God built them up from nothing into a mighty nation, but their very existence was by trust in God, sufficient trust … Continue reading
Legend of the Illuminati
I typically use the term “Illuminati” with a note of sarcasm. The question is not whether there exists a group of exceptionally intelligent psychopaths conspiring to rule the world, and coordinating their efforts on some level. So much is obviously … Continue reading
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Tagged mysticism, oppression, propaganda, psychology, resistance
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A Prophet's Diet
This is not meant to be didactic, despite how it may sound. I’ve been asked to describe my diet. The primary label is modified diabetic diet. I’m not diabetic, but the diet works for me. If you’ve heard of the … Continue reading
Socially Independent
The prophet tends to stand alone a great deal, in human terms. I love people; I really do. There are plenty I’d rather not spend time with, but that’s a function of my calling and ministry. Some people have demonstrated … Continue reading
This Is Not Our Fight
Hear the burden of the Spirit: This is not our fight. If we embrace the Enlightenment principles of morality, then a rabid involvement in politics is necessary. No one can deny this is the philosophy undergirding modern Western governments as … Continue reading
Ruth — Intro and Chapter 1
Introduction The story of Ruth is an exceptional example of Hebrew literature, almost certainly written during King David’s reign. The primary purpose was to document David’s pedigree. The story takes place perhaps a century after the Conquest, which offers difficulties … Continue reading
On Humor and Companionship
It was a full belly laugh, with a clear note of derision he just could not hide. The face of his companion was vaguely pained. “Thanks for your support, dude.” “Aw, com’on man! That was hilarious!” Without a trace of … Continue reading
The Levirate Law
God’s Laws require keeping it all in family. In the Law of Moses is a provision which requires a man marry his childless brother’s widow and raise up children to claim that brother’s inheritance. If she already has children, it … Continue reading