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I Cannot Avoid It
I believe you need to see how this works, to see the questions and inner struggle to discern the wisdom of God. We have such a long way to go in many areas of our shared faith, and this struggle … Continue reading
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Tagged church politics, economics, heart-led, Modern Israel, politics, prophecy, western christianity
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Keep Your Eyes Open 2
It’s plain as day to anyone with half of a brain. The current system of government and economics in the US is completely dependent on a particular culture. That culture was derived from the Enlightenment. That culture must dominate the … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged culture, economics, government, human nature, internet, Networked Civilization, technology
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Keep on Doing What Is Right
Is it just me? A part of my prophetic gift is sensing the moral currents of both Heaven and this world. Right now the US is under a heavy spirit of exhaustion and apathy. It’s not just the fizzled protest … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, politics, prophecy, tribulation
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On the Sunk Costs Fallacy
If you have the time and patience to read it, I highly recommend The Sunk Cost Fallacy by David McRaney. He uses the memorable obsession on Facebook called “Farmville” to demonstrate a serious flaw that arises from Western materialism. This … Continue reading
The End of Religious Schlock
The cards are not in your favor, Christian bookstores; read `em and weep. I’m just enough iconoclast to appreciate the death of so-called Christian book stores. In the middle ages it was alleged relics of the New Testament figures and … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged books, business, economics, mainstream churches
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Decentralized Human Networking
It seems to me that I keep confronting human intransigence against God’s requirement to decentralize. Allow me to offer two examples. One: The Internet is by far the most democratizing influence on human society in history thus far. The very … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged church politics, economics, mainstream religion, networked communication, social sciences, Tower of Babel
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Blinders Firmly Strapped in Place
In light of the Muslim invasion of Europe, and all of the nasty fallout from it, I keep running across Western analysis that suggests the single biggest problem is that tribal folks aren’t altruistic the way Westerners are. This is, … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged ANE, civilizations, economics, moral discernment, tribal society
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Put on the Crazy Suit
I don’t know where to start; this thing doesn’t have a tail or head. Look, you can think what you like about my notion that Creation is alive and we can talk to the animals and trees and grass and … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, faith, heart-led, peace, politics, quantum reality, social sciences, tribulation
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A Little More about the Trails
This was the view from the White Trail on the way down to the creek. It’s a little tough to shoot pictures while zipping around out there. However, this view was a high spot above the initial open field near … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, economics, photography
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