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Not Necromancy
I spoke with my father-in-law the other day; he’s been dead for several years. No, this is not necromancy. The Bible makes it pretty clear that the dead do not come back unless God sends them. At His whim that … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, fallen nature, human intellect, Law of Moses, miracles of Jesus, mortality, scripture, western biases
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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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The Fear of Fools
Think about it for a moment. Contemplate and clear out the old garbage. God’s Word tells us about Creation. Right there in blunt terms in Genesis 1:31 tells us that God saw all that He had made and it was … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, divine revelation, fallen nature, heart-led, moral discernment, scripture
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Hearty Defense
I don’t care about influencing voters and politicians; it won’t change anything that matters. I’d rather seek God’s influence on my thinking. I want His favor so that I can ask for things He is likely to do. That’s how … Continue reading
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Tagged christian mysticism, fallen nature, heart-led, human reason, technology
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Reprise: Moral Reasoning
We’ve picked up a crop of new subscribers lately. It’s time for one of those periodic restatements of faith. This time I’ll emphasize the basis for our moral reasoning here. Our fallen nature rests on trusting the intellect to handle … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, fallen nature, heart-mind, intellect, materialism, moral consciousness, politics, Western mythology
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My Father’s World, Part 3
Cain lost his communion with Creation. The symbolism was that the ground would no longer cooperate with him and speak to him. The communion was blocked by unjust blood. The ground had only one thing to say to him, and … Continue reading
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Tagged call to repentance, christian mysticism, Creation, fallen nature, heart-mind, nature, superstition
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When It Doesn’t Work Out
How does the heart handle disappointment? The problem is our minds and limited understanding, not the heart. As we progress from a worldly viewpoint to a heart-led life, we drag with us a lot of mental baggage. It’s not all … Continue reading
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Tagged fallen nature, mysticism, otherworldly, psychology, spirituality
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You Figure It Out
Our dear Sister has a marvelous sweet rant I wish everyone could read. I want you to notice she never suggests other folks are morally wrong for bathing in this electromagnetic sewage, but that we do so at a high … Continue reading
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Tagged fallen nature, health, mysticism, nature, sensory heart, spirituality, technology
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Review: Led by the Heart
Let’s start with a reminder: The science is not hard to find, but it seems hard to use if science is all you have. I’ve been disappointed in searching for application material. There are surely better writers for this subject, … Continue reading
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Tagged fallen nature, heart-mind, intellect, religion, Two Realms, western biases
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Western Education Is Morally Equivalent to Torture
The Fall can be defined as usurping God’s throne in your own soul. God is Creator, having woven into all Creation His moral character. To understand Creation at all is to understand first God’s moral character — AKA His divine … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, divine revelation, education, epistemology, fallen nature, moral character, mysticism, psychology
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