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Thesis on Human Folly
Sometime back in my college days I adopted the thesis that western governments are pathologically incapable of doing the right thing. It came at the conclusion of our massive course, Western Civilization History and Literature. We were required to turn … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, fallen nature, literature, materialism, military training, political power, wargaming, western civilization
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Pastoral Query: Christian Nationalism
I’ve been asked to address the notion of Christian Nationalism. Our source is Scripture first, and then conviction, though the convictions I share on this subject are shared by several in our Radix Fidem community. We’ve actually discussed this in … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged Biblical Law, christian mysticism, divine revelation, fallen nature, human government, personal redemption
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AI: Still Temporal
I’ve said before that the current trends in AI don’t present much of a threat in themselves. Rather, it’s how people use AI that can be dangerous to human existence. The actual technology itself is quite limited, compared to the … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged artificial intelligence, computer technology, fallen nature, human capabilities
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Reality Inherently Flawed
A lot of people struggle with this: Reality is variable between observers. It is utterly impossible to arrive at a single inclusive answer. It’s not a question of what is, but of how we must approach the question, and what … Continue reading
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Tagged fallen nature, human futility, reality, science, speculation
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No Christ without Mysticism
Abraham was God’s chosen foundation. He brought with him a very strong background in mystical studies. When his progeny later passed into the Nile Delta for a time, that mystical background was enhanced by contact with the Egyptian version. Moses … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Abraham, christian mysticism, faith, fallen nature, Hebrew Mysticism, Moses
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Nothing Else Matters
I’m not the first to discuss this: The Old Testament makes mention of spiritual birth. When Nicodemus interviewed Jesus in John 3, we see the elder man’s confusion over the concept of spiritual birth. But Jesus answered from within the … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged covenants, divine election, fallen nature, human futility, Law of Moses, New Testament, old testament
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The Covenant Perspective
As always, I can’t tell you what to believe. However, I can’t avoid sharing my convictions. The oppressive elite do not have the upper hand. They only think they do. The resistance will find a way. No, it will not … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged civilizations, fallen nature, otherworldly, politics, revolution, Two Realms, worldliness
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Another Way to See It
There is a God and Creator. Not only did He make all things, but He owns them as Lord and Master. All of it is alive and accountable to Him. He intended for His whole creation to respond to Him … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged covenant, faith, fallen nature, heart-led, otherworldly, Two Realms, worldliness
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Is It Wrong to Be Human?
A critical element in the warfare we now see within the US is the business of shaming. It’s used as a bludgeon. The obvious answer to this to be a ghost who cannot be struck: Have no shame. It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged call to repentance, fallen nature, false guilt, Humility, mortality, restoring justice
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