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The Insanity Plea
A significant portion of my studies has exposed me to the field of Mental Health. Aside from some very well crafted notions on self-help, virtually the entire field is littered with mines. Make no mistake: God holds us accountable under … Continue reading
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Family Feuds Not My Problem
I am posting for your edification a redacted (names removed) version of what I emailed to a couple of people trying to drag me into their family dispute. To the Children of Mr. X: I am putting this in written … Continue reading
Plain Text Browsing the Net
Why, when there are so many graphics, scripting, and all the extra multimedia stuff? That’s why. I’ve tested this off and on for several years. When I visit my favorite sites with Lynx or Elinks, I find more actual information, … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, internet, linux
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Sin of Jeroboam: American False Gods
God Himself granted to Jeroboam the northern tribes for a kingdom. There was no sin breaking up the nation that way. Where Jeroboam sinned was twisting religion to political ends. Here in America, the churches have joined in the sin … Continue reading
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More Leaderless Religion
We continue the thoughts from yesterday’s ruminations about leaderless religion. What was described is the necessity for online relations. When we move things into meat space, there are added complications, even though leaderless religion is the ultimate goal. I’ve often … Continue reading
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Leaderless Religion
Recently there’s been a resurgence of interest in Leaderless Resistance. The pertinent point here is if no one person is leading your resistance, there is nothing for your oppressor to target. With leaderless religion, you don’t risk the sort of … Continue reading
Parental Decison Duty
God grants children. Your worthiness is not the issue, but becomes one very quickly. God holds parents accountable. Not on the micro-level of each decision, but on the broader level of acknowledging His Lordship and obeying His Laws. God does … Continue reading
Christian Mystical Education for Children
There are a whole lot of people who could work out the details far, far better than I. While I do have experience teaching in schools and writing curricula, I’m not that strong in elementary education, as they call it. … Continue reading
Fear in Child Rearing
The primary task in Christian discipleship is helping people escape the sins of this world. At its simplest, that means displacing whatever they already have with an other-worldly focus. This fallen world cannot be fixed, and God’s plan of redemption … Continue reading
Mysticism: The Thing Itself
For thousands of years, time uncounted, humanity got on just fine under mystical assumptions. I reject the notion modern Western rationalism is any improvement at all. The whole question is answered too often from the circular logic which assumes Western … Continue reading
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