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HTCG 02c
Chapter 2 continues. Section C: The Impression of Things When a Hebrew text does address any sensory experience of smell, taste or color, we can usually pick up on the meaning. If we can make adjustments inside our minds about … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, egyptian mythology, Hebrew epistemology, moral consciousness, western epistemology
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The Scale of Things
Solomon said that all is futility and chasing after the wind. He was referring to typical human concerns, as opposed to the deeper moral issues of Eternity. The rest of the Bible makes it clear that the only way to … Continue reading
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Tagged economic troubles, faith, King Solomon, Malachi, moral consciousness, politics, solar catastrophes, tribulation
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Praying for Their Enlightenment
Participating in an ongoing discussion over at Sigma Frame, I notice that most of the correspondents quickly get stuck on concrete details. Some will occasionally make note of generalities, but there is still a tendency to stop at that level … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, faith, heart-led, human reason, intellect, marriage, moral consciousness, parable
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How Divine Truth Works
God does not punish people; He punishes sin. People get hit with wrath because they are clinging to the sin He punishes. This is why it looks random to so many Westerners, because they simply cannot grasp the notion of … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, divine revelation, epistemology, human reason, moral accountability, moral consciousness, redemption, Western thought
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Moral Battlefield
The last thing I want to do is convince you of the things we teach here at Kiln of the Soul. Every time I sit down at a computer to write, there is a constant refrain of warning to keep … Continue reading
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Tagged church, heart-led, Holy Spirit, moral consciousness, the Spirit Realm
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Aristotelian Logic Has Its Place
Aristotelian logic is valid for its purpose. It has its place, but that place is not at the top of human awareness. The reason I spend so much time castigating Aristotelian logic is because it has serious limits. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged aristotelian logic, Germanic tribes, human intellect, human reason, moral consciousness, western civilization, Western mythology
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Bridging the Two Realms
Of all the pernicious teachings I confront so often is the foul doctrine of false unity. The preacher thrusts his finger in the air and with grave assertion says, “Until the church unifies on the gospel truth, the world will … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant community of faith, fellowship, moral consciousness, persecution, tribulation, Two Realms
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Rejoice with Us!
Here’s something the mainstream church has gotten wrong over the centuries: We should never seek to cultivate the approval of outsiders. Granted, I can easily find a lot of church folks echoing that sentiment, but when pastors stop posting resumes, … Continue reading
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Tagged divine mercy, evangelism, heart-led, mainstream christianity, moral consciousness, sacrificial love, sensory heart
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Of No Significance
Insofar as there is such a thing as “fate,” it’s best to view it as a person, not mere machinery. The choices you make do not simply ripple out into the future. Often the future ignores things you do and … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, divine revelation, fate, future, heart-led, moral consciousness, moral significance
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