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The State and Violence
Our Brother Benjamin offers this: Hi Ed. Stumbled across this article and thought of you… Governance, Kin, and Romans 13. I note that I am familiar with the writing of Bionic Mosquito. His emphasis is libertarian theory, but he’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible History, Biblical Law, faith, government, heart-mind, Law Covenants
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Stop Being Nice
Some years ago I walked into the local Sam’s Club warehouse store and was confronted by rolling racks filled with heavy winter parkas. Digging through this display, I found one that fit, a big old puffy down-filled thing and the … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, divine mercy, faith, idolatry, ministry, social conditioning, Western mythology
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Psalm 119: Nun 105-112
(Kiln blog should come back to life this coming week; until then, here’s the next installment in our study of Psalm 119.) Our psalmist celebrates the Path of Conscious Commitment. The first line in English translations is quite popular as … Continue reading
Psalm 119: Lamed 89-96
(Kiln blog is still not working properly, so this Bible lesson is posted here only.) We celebrate God’s faithfulness; you can’t go wrong trusting His revelation. The psalmist declares that the Lord’s self-disclosure stands eternally in the Spirit Realm. Destroy … Continue reading
Virtual Missionaries
I am the elder. By way of reminder, I am the acting pastor of this virtual parish. Those two titles signify the current labels for the ancient offices of the Two Witnesses of God’s revelation, typically translated as king and … Continue reading
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Tagged evangelism, faith, heart-led, internet, mission, virtual religion
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Some More Babylon
The symbolic logic behind parables requires quantum thinking. It requires that you tear things down to the smallest practical level, including thinking about thinking itself, and become aware that a particular symbol has meaning on multiple levels. The parabolic symbols … Continue reading
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Tagged Babylon, faith, fallen nature, globalism, heart-led, hebrew literature, Judaizers, languages, parables, quantum thinking
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Psalm 119: Yod 73-80
The psalmist shows us the Path of Justice. It could also be seen as retribution if we understand the justice of being rescued from those who deny God’s revelation. We learn to be patient as God corrects us and makes … Continue reading
Transparent Shepherd
My readers know that I favor transparency; it’s a moral element in Creation. It’s not for the brain to discern, though it may do so, but it’s first and foremost something for the heart to see. The phrase “Open Source” … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, intellect, prophecy, radix fidem
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Chasing His Peace
You have nothing to lose by trusting in the Lord. It’s funny how that statement seems mundane to so many mainstream Christians. I’ve seen it first hand, and I’m sure you have, too: It becomes a part of the ritual … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, faith, heart-led, peace with god, politics, social sciences, tribulation, western civilization
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Open Source Life
You can run into various terms when researching it — DIY, hacking this-or-that — but the skills and methodology mean nothing if you don’t sense a drive for it. It arises from recognizing that someone is trying to control your … Continue reading
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Tagged corporations, Creation, DIY, faith, Free and Open Source Software, Hacker Culture, heart-led, Network Civilization, open source
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