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Taste the Powers
The world at large has no advantage over us. Try to understand: The core of what makes us truly alive in this world is that heart-led connection to Creation. But it is also our connection to the Creator. Once you … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, heart-led, power of the spirit
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Take the Provision
Radix Fidem is not exclusive. It’s not necessary to walk in our teaching to serve God and harvest His shalom. We need to be careful to remember that there are a great many heart-led folks of faith out there who … Continue reading
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Tagged faith community, fellowship, radix fidem, religion, virtual parish
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Don’t Wait for Me
By no means do I have control over Radix Fidem. All I did was give a name to something that was a lot bigger than me. And the last thing I want is to see this become elitist, but it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged evangelism, heart-led, living in the spirit, radix fidem, religion
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No Protests of Censorship
Perhaps you are aware of the brouhaha over several popular commentators having their Internet publishing outlets shut down. Facebook had been interfering with free access and free speech for several years, along with YouTube and Twitter. Even WordPress has joined … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, censorship, human suffering, publishing, radix fidem, worldliness, writing
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The Rot in Mainstream Religion
One symptom of the Curse of the Fall is our natural tendency to trust charisma over moral truth. God works through His Creation. Indeed, Creation — Reality — is imbued with His moral character. In terms of human experience, there … Continue reading
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Tagged church leadership, Creation, feudalism, heart-led, moral truth, pastoral ministry, quantum reality
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Babylon Disguised
An offline query triggered a train of thought, suggesting I need to explain something a little further. We know that Satan tricked us into getting ourselves kicked out of Eden. He convinced us that we could trust our own senses … Continue reading
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Tagged Babylon, conspiracies, oppression, politics, propaganda
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The Care and Feeding of Our Testimony
1. We owe it to Christ to be ready to answer questions in the sense of explaining how our faith works. We should not hesitate to talk about being Christian Mystics and what that means. Even if you aren’t eloquent … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, evangelism, internet, radix fidem, virtual parish
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One Ambition
What’s my ostensible objective on this blog? My specialty is human religion. I’m striving to change the way people do Christian religion, in particular. This business of “heart-led” is just another term for genuine faith. I contend that you can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, Garden of Eden, heart-led, human achievement, individual faith, otherworldly, politics, radix fidem, religion, social sciences, the Fall, the Flaming Sword
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Decentralized DIY Religion
Our group is called Kiln of the Soul, a virtual parish. The religion we share is called Radix Fidem. There’s only one reason I’m the elder: Some of you have decided you want to share my moral covering, my shalom. … Continue reading
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Contextual Loose Ends for Radix Fidem
Is this Radix Fidem thing for real? Is it real to you? Can a heart-led faith in Christ become both a distinguishing characteristic, and the basis for coming together as a community of faith? There are at least a handful … Continue reading
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Tagged economic troubles, fellowship, globalism, politics, propaganda, radix fidem, tribulation, war
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