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Gamma Culture
Before my brother died, he tried at one point to get me to listen to one of his favorite bands, Linkin Park. I agreed those boys had some talent, but I didn’t care for what they were saying. I didn’t … Continue reading
Covenant versus Profit
Let’s do a little biblical analysis. Take a look at how heart-led wisdom can affect how you view things, in the sense that you aren’t restricted by mere logic. An article on Zero Hedge talks about how The Sharing Economy … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged Biblical Law, business, covenant community of faith, culture, divine revelation, economics, social mythology
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The Mechanism We Have in Our Hands
It doesn’t require a prophet’s vision to see that America is doomed. What does it take to build an empire and keep it together? The empire must have an identity that makes the conquering forces proud. That identity must bring … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged american empire, culture, history, religion, sociology, western christianity
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Maybe This Time
What we seek to build is something akin to a cultural identity, but actually resting entirely on our covenant. History shows that a nation can stand about as good as any nation could if they are held together by some … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged culture, faith, Islam, Judaism, nationalism, western christianity, Western Church History
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We Are Babylon
Tomorrow’s election will change nothing. Just a reminder, the issue behind whatever folks mean by the word “racism” isn’t really a matter of DNA. Whatever human hostility is there arises from cultural differences. The differences in daily expectations we all … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged american empire, Anglo-American culture, civilization, culture, mythology, oppression, politics, social sciences, war
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Sometimes We Aren’t Supposed to Get It
But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you. (John 14:26) I’ve said that the mind is … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, economics, politics, tribulation, war
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Science Not Pointless, But Can Be
I’m responding to this article. For those familiar with the study of philosophy, it seems rather simple. However, for those who aren’t used to delving into fundamental cultural assumptions, it may be challenging. The biblical position is in two steps. … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged culture, heart-mind, history, Islam, philosophy, science, the Fall, western epistemology
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War on Revelation 05
We need a lore of truth that becomes our mental reflex. With it we need a body comparisons and contrasts with the current lies. Lies are the nature of this fallen realm of existence. It is not possible to know … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Creation, culture, divine revelation, fallen nature, Garden of Eden, Law of Moses, moral discernment, Talmud
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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
Posted in eldercraft
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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Carving the Carcass of the Fall
Over the years in my reading of scholarly literature about Church History, I’ve noticed a major problem with the literature. The whole sweep of Church History published in English, and even a great deal of translated works from other languages, … Continue reading
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Tagged christian mysticism, culture, epistemology, history, missions, orthodoxy, the Fall, western christianity, Western Church History
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