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Discerning Paths
We are healers. We who live by the heart of moral consciousness bring our faith and convictions to bear in a fallen world. We have found that path of the Flaming Sword back to Eden, and it is our mandate … Continue reading
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Tagged divine calling, healing, heart-mind, mission
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Not Necromancy
I spoke with my father-in-law the other day; he’s been dead for several years. No, this is not necromancy. The Bible makes it pretty clear that the dead do not come back unless God sends them. At His whim that … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, fallen nature, human intellect, Law of Moses, miracles of Jesus, mortality, scripture, western biases
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Glimpses of Eden
Eden is not ephemeral. It is created, but it was not meant to die any quicker than the rest of Creation as a whole. It’s not eternal in the sense that God is, but it stands outside of time and … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, divine justice, Garden of Eden, heart-led, human government, prophecy
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Divine Justice and Real Estate
Let’s clarify something else about Biblical Law — private property (i.e., real estate). Keep in mind that the fundamental assumption is that ANE feudalism is God’s design for human government. With that comes a certain amount of social structure. God … Continue reading
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Head in a Different World
(Note: To give you some perspective, Gary S. Paxton is most famous for writing the song, “Monster Mash.”) There is a significant behavioral clinical literature on “conversion experience.” It’s a well established phenomena in psychology. It’s used in all sorts … Continue reading
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Tagged communion, Creation, evangelism, heart-led, religious conversion, spiritual awakening
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Virtual Missionaries
I am the elder. By way of reminder, I am the acting pastor of this virtual parish. Those two titles signify the current labels for the ancient offices of the Two Witnesses of God’s revelation, typically translated as king and … Continue reading
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Tagged evangelism, faith, heart-led, internet, mission, virtual religion
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Cycling: Miracle Hill
I’m not training for anything in particular. It’s nice to have the endurance for those epic 50-mile rides, but that’s just icing on the cake. Physical fitness is not an end in itself; it serves a much higher purpose, a … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, globalism, heart-mind, mission, photography, Western mythology
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Unlearning
I want to reinforce something Sister Christine said on her blog the other day: The heart does not have to be taught how to sense the world. The mind does not have to be taught to acquiesce to the heart, … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, heart-mind, intellect, mysticism, Western thought
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A Little Reminder
People who are heart-led can rise up out of themselves. They see in the mirror of revelation that we are all flawed and stop taking themselves so seriously. Insofar as it is possible for humans to be objective, it is … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, heart-mind, mission, quantum reality
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We Are Not in the Clear
(Passing note: Today marks eight years on this blog.) I am familiar with the so-called right-wing conservative Christian segment of America’s population. My familiarity is due to coming out of that. As with every existing subculture, there is good and … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, internet, politics, social mythology, Western heritage
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