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Spiritual Data
It does not compute. I’m a theologian. If it makes you happy, you can prefix that with “amateur,” since I don’t get a dime for what I write or say. I’m not sure I care one way or the other … Continue reading
Clothing Nazis
On the one hand, I’m completely prudish. At the same time, I would be the last person to legislate regarding public dress codes. Yes, I reject any notion of gender equality because God made women with more assets, and made … Continue reading
Can’t Walk Away
The one thing which matters most in our human existence is conviction. The model of human nature to which I subscribe assumes human nature is a trio: flesh, mind and spirit. We can’t really separate them very well in actual … Continue reading
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Refuse to Cooperate and Tyranny Dies
From ancient times, philosophers have noted something which still seems to startle folks who didn’t think of it: If you don’t cooperate with the government, it’s no longer the government. While we recognize the power of the sword, that power … Continue reading
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The Dangers of Orthodoxy
We have this fancy word — “orthodoxy” — which means a generally approved teaching, and implies a generally approved thinking. It assumes an authority among men which promotes and defends correct teaching and thinking. The claim also includes the assertion … Continue reading
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Responding to Official Arrogance
What’s it to you? I’ve written before there is a thread in the Covenant of Noah which permits some armed response to oppression. The point is not so much self-defense, but removing a threat to the community. That assumes you … Continue reading
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Stumbling through the Mirror
There’s nothing like suddenly gaining insight into your own character, something hidden for many years. It has long been my contention God called me to serve Him. At the time, the obvious meaning was to aim at pastoral ministry. That … Continue reading
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Biblical Political Science
The Bible’s unique view into human political organization can be summed up in a series of principles. Let me suggest these seven: 1. Political corruption is the norm — Human nature is fallen. You will not have three people organized … Continue reading
Model Policy Manual: Sexual Harassment
A page from an imaginary organization, as a commentary on modern idiocy. In a modern civilization, prickly interactions between employees are inherently unprofitable. Both visitors and staff here are expected to conduct themselves with a modicum of warmth and humor. … Continue reading
Church Shopping Is a Necessary Burden
Our house church is no longer a free-standing operation, in theory. We need pastoral coverage; it’s a spiritual principle. If the Lord calls us to remain as we are for several years coming, we would go forward without complaint. Time … Continue reading