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Not Born-Again
Please don’t convert to my religion. One of the hardest things to explain is the perverted trap of Western mental habits enshrined in how language is used. I’m not the first person to notice the huge difference; I learned this … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged American evangelicals, cult, epistemology, evangelism, leadership, mysticism, oppression, psychology, religion, spirituality
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Manhood: More on Boundaries
We try to bring the lies of this world into the light and examine them as lies. This is no small task. Our society doesn’t simply make competing claims, but spitefully drowns out alternative ideas. Worse, it is hardly monolithic. … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged biblical manhood, epistemology, mysticism, oppression, resistance, social mythology, spirituality
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CompSec Note: DoJ Warrants and Licensed Software
Just a quick note for some of you to ponder. The DoJ is not happy that Apple has made changes so that search warrants to decrypt Apple devices may be impossible to execute. That is, Apple has intentionally made it … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged compsec, computers, government, law, oppression, resistance, technology
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Backup and Disperse
As noted previously, the issue with our virtual activities is control of the machine and control of data. If you can handle the challenge, I still say you should examine using Open Source software and operating systems because they have … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged compsec, computers, government, oppression, publishing, religion, resistance, technology, writing
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Called to Glory
It starts with your sense of divine calling. Everything in this life that matters at all will arise from that call. We can characterize the broad range of human response to the divine call, but we could hardly find words … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computer ministry, computer technology, divine justice, government, internet, mission, mysticism, oppression, propaganda, religion, resistance, spirituality, tribulation
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Watching Politics
Genuinely good people have no interest in ruling the lives of others. All political candidates bear some flavor of moral evil. As I’ve pointed out all too often, our current system of government, and our entire civilization as a whole, … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged civilization, evil government, oppression, politics, propaganda, resistance
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Prayer Request: I Gotta Move (Updated)
I won’t bore you with the details, but I got really angry today and yelled at some of the employees of the trailer park where I live. The new manager has pissed off just about every one and I honestly … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged heart-mind, moral fabric, oppression, personal experience, psychology, resistance
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Racism and Mythology
I suppose my regular readers, particularly those who live a heart-led existence, already understand this. All I’m doing is offering some cerebral support for manifest moral truth. For anyone else, I’m not sure there’s anything we can do to help … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged divine justice, heart-mind, intellect, moral discernment, moral fabric, mysticism, oppression, propaganda, psychology, racism, social mythology, tribal society
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Immoral Collusion: Church-n-State
I’m not sure what to make of this — Churches Are Paying the Gov’t up to $100 a Month to Spy on Families! As one comment said, this is kind of the “hair-on-fire” stuff we see all the time. I … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged church politics, family, government policy, oppression, propaganda
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Adblocking: I’ll Take That Risk
Let me reiterate a point from yesterday’s post “Virtual Resistance” — the network is content neutral. The neutrality ends with the receiving party. Recall my persistent reference to World of Ends. Things have not changed since Doc Searles and David … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged government, internet, oppression, propaganda, resistance, targeted advertising, technology, war
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