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Moral Rewiring Job
Most people are morally wired like children. In the past I’ve mentioned the Delphi Method for destroying opposition to radical changes in a system. It’s the sort of discrete and scientific method you would expect from Pavlovian folks, never mind … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract logic, delphi technique, intellect, moral consciousness, propaganda, psychology, religion, spirituality, stages of moral development
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Basic Neurosis Removal
Neurosis is a moral problem, not a sickness. It amounts to permission for demons to harass you because you’ve rejected some element(s) of God’s moral justice in this fallen world. In most cases we could characterize it as attempting to … Continue reading
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Tagged health, leadership, moral intelligence, mythology, peace, psychology
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HOWTO: Intergenerational Conflict
The conflict between generations is peculiar to the West. Fundamental to God’s moral character, as man can know it, is social stability. Fallen human nature fights it tooth and nail, but when we cling to God’s moral laws, we find … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, conflict between generations, law, moral consciousness, moral requirements, mysticism, scripture, social mythology, social stability, spirituality, western civilization
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Ego and Accountability
Be yourself; stop demanding the world be you. I saw it again today — solipsism syndrome in action. This isn’t the philosophical position you may have read about, but a psychological loss of ego boundaries. Infants are born incapable of … Continue reading
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Contemptuous Games
Head games are immoral and not always harmless. There are times when I play silly little computer games to distract my conscious mind while my spirit spills over into my subconscious mind. That sort of ego suspension serves the purpose … Continue reading
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The Sorrows of the Day
The work of the Lord is changing people. It’s my work, too, but only in the sense I am just a messenger. And when God does His work in the human heart, sometimes I’m there as a spectator who gets … Continue reading
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Tagged family, game, marriage, mysticism, psychology, scripture
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Mysticism and Church Planting
How would yours truly go about planting a church? Things have changed since the first century when the Apostles scattered across the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean regions. They brought something totally new in many ways and it needed a … Continue reading
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Tagged church, leadership, religion, social sciences, spirituality
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Personal PsyOps
Except as a war tactic, head games are sin. It’s a broad general principle that attempting deception opens the door for demonic presence. It violates cosmic justice. However, just putting the Laws of God into any human language can itself … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical morality, civility, law, mysticism, peace, pearls before swine, scripture, society, spirituality
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Wounds on the Soul
Know yourself. There were times in my childhood when my parents willingly engaged in behavior they knew would hurt me. They found it entertaining, in part because my sensitivities were despicable to them. Nobody is perfect; I have no doubt … Continue reading
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Internet Follies
The world is a mean and ugly place. That truth is a major element in my prophetic message, but it’s also a practical reality we experience every day. While the virtual world of the Internet reflects some elements of our … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, government, internet, linux, oppression, resistance, technology, windows
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