Category Archives: religion

Sample Application of Noah

Posted on July 22, 2009 by ehurst

For those who have been following the posts here about the implications of the Covenant of Noah, I find I am about to run out of track. Given the nature of this type of publishing, it would be difficult to … Continue reading →

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Yet More Global Deception

Posted on July 12, 2009 by ehurst

“You can’t make a parable walk on all fours.” I was amazed at the time I heard that, how a rural preacher could point out something thousands of scholars had missed over the centuries. While my little parable implied there … Continue reading →

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Just a Reminder: Evil Lives

Posted on July 9, 2009 by ehurst

So, for some years I have been trying to share some of my understanding based on my experiences working in and around the federal government of the US. Frankly, it was incompetent foolishness by federal marshals, followed by intransigent defense … Continue reading →

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No Quibbling: Risque Ads Are Sin

Posted on July 2, 2009 by ehurst

I have a couple of friends who regularly debate ads on the Internet. It’s not really new. On the one hand, without advertising revenue, some fairly valuable information would not be available on the Net. On the other hand, advertisers … Continue reading →

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Clarity: Market versus Government

Posted on June 23, 2009 by ehurst

We need a little clarity here. At places like LewRockwell.com, you’ll find the underlying theme, often bluntly stated, of preferring the Free Market over the State. For those of us who serve Christ, the eternal viewpoint is the Market and … Continue reading →

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Cultivating Our Own Demise

Posted on June 19, 2009 by ehurst

We are killing ourselves. In a thousand different ways, we Americans steadfastly ignore the wisdom of the ages in our headlong rush to increase suffering and destroy what little we had that would have worked. We have so many pharmaceuticals … Continue reading →

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Who Says We Can’t?

Posted on June 14, 2009 by ehurst

Inherent in the concept of “academic” is the idea we isolate things from the complexity of the real world so as to understand some element more fully. The assumption is we do this for as many parts of the reality … Continue reading →

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Secret Sins of Government

Posted on June 9, 2009 by ehurst

During military service, I went through all the stupid security briefings, worked alongside a couple dozen military “spooks” and so forth. I asked rude questions to make sure I understood the philosophy, and didn’t care about the cute little scenarios … Continue reading →

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Downtown Clown

Posted on June 4, 2009 by ehurst

The canyons of Downtown Oklahoma City were fairly peaceful today. I carried my sign back and forth between roughly E.K. Gaylord Avenue and Walker Avenue, incrementing one block north each time between Reno and 3rd Street. It took roughly two … Continue reading →

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Surrendering to Babylon

Posted on June 3, 2009 by ehurst

We have surrendered to Mammon, and cannot claim to serve God. Babylon is the symbol of all sins arising from greed, and frankly includes middle class “virtues” (prissy materialism) and capitalism. Both capitalism and the middle class merchant arose from … Continue reading →

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