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Economics of Neofeudalism
It’s not that centralization is inherently evil. It’s that centralizers never obey the fundamental moral character of Creation. Nobody centralizes out of concern for the welfare of the people; there is always — always — a hidden agenda to pad … Continue reading
Leverage for Resistance
Someone has asked the question: Just what do I mean by saying I’ll defend the US Constitution? As you might expect, there’s a story behind that, and not everyone tells the same story. Short answer: It boils down to protecting … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant, cynicism, globalism, history, information war, nationalism, shalom, virtual world
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Scanned Photos 03
This is one of my all-time favorite photos. I carried it in my wallet for a very long time. This was just before we loaded up in the old Ford pickup, moving in 1979 from Midwest City, Oklahoma to Bethel … Continue reading
The Mechanism We Have in Our Hands
It doesn’t require a prophet’s vision to see that America is doomed. What does it take to build an empire and keep it together? The empire must have an identity that makes the conquering forces proud. That identity must bring … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged american empire, culture, history, religion, sociology, western christianity
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You Know the Drill
This is not so difficult to understand; all I’m doing is voicing what most of you already know. If you’ve read much history at all, you know that Western Civilization is the result of Germanic tribal hordes conquering the last … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged european mythology, feminism, Germanic tribes, history, idolatry, patriarchy, shepherd role, The Curse, the Fall, western civilization
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A Little Background: Joseph in Egypt
As you may know, the Nile River Basin is Egypt; the open desert on either side is mostly empty of life, and certainly never saw much human life. In ancient times this was more so the case. Today’s modern Cairo … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible History, egyptian chronology, history, Joseph
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Recognizing the Need for Redemption
The number one problem with life in this world is that we are fallen beings. Anyone with half a brain can look around and see that this world is broken. The problem is that our broken nature prevents us seeing … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Biblical Law, cultures and civilizations, globalism, history, Judaism, neocons, politics, the Fall, Tower of Babel, Zionism
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Science Not Pointless, But Can Be
I’m responding to this article. For those familiar with the study of philosophy, it seems rather simple. However, for those who aren’t used to delving into fundamental cultural assumptions, it may be challenging. The biblical position is in two steps. … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, heart-mind, history, Islam, philosophy, science, the Fall, western epistemology
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Uncertainty is Bliss
It’s an underlying philosophical assumption: We cannot understand reality from our fallen condition. Thus, we are cynical about any effort to present human history, and even more cynical about guesses of events before humans began recording them. Even if we … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, heart-led, history, human vanity, Humility, philosophy
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Covenant Manhood 06
Men, if you think of yourself in terms of a knight in shining armor, you are serving a pagan god. I’m not going to drag this out; it will be condensed. When the German hordes invaded the Roman Empire starting … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Anglo-American culture, Germanic tribes, history, idolatry, Middle Ages, Roman Catholic Church, western civilization
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