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Just Being Evil
Don’t mind me; I don’t take myself too seriously. This blog is not nearly so private as it once was. It went from ten views per day for a couple of years to more like 100 in recent weeks. Once … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged ancient Greece and Rome, ANE, harlot church, otherworldly, persecution, propaganda, western civilization, worldliness
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Teachings of Jesus — Matthew 22:15-22
Taxation in cash, goods or labor is a common duty of humanity in this world. There are some who theorize that it amounts to theft, but the Bible presumes feudal obligations. Everyone serves someone, and taxation itself is not evil. … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ancient Greece and Rome, economics, Jesus reinforced Moses, Law of Moses, Matthew's Gospel
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Reviewing Daniel’s Statue
Review the prophet’s vision of the statue in Daniel 2. As with any proper parable, the image has meaning that branches out into all directions. It bears applications of divine wisdom to far more than one element in human existence, … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ancient Greece and Rome, babylonian empire, hebrew culture, Hellenism, Persian Empire, Prophet Daniel, scripture, western christianity
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Artificial Government
A man can learn and decide to cut his losses. A bureaucracy is incapable of learning because it has no mind, only an instinct like cancer to survive and grow. It is unable to imagine cutting losses and moving on … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged ancient Greece and Rome, bureaucracy, Creation, moral consciousness, peace with god, the Fall, tribal society
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NT Doctrine — Acts 17:16-34
Luke returns to the third person, so he may have stayed for a time in Philippi. After leaving a very strongly established church in Philippi, the trio — Paul, Silas and Timothy — traveled along the Egnation Way to the … Continue reading →