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Watching and Working
Moral discernment (quantum reasoning) works on multiple levels, seeing that a specific event may well bring two kinds of good and three kinds of bad. On the one hand, it should be pretty entertaining. But that’s all it will be. … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, mission, politics, quantum reasoning
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Keeping it Real
I’m hoping I can draw a rather complete image for you in terms of moral implications. It’s too easy to be drawn off course by propaganda. Let me recall to your mind The Cult. Let’s remind ourselves that it’s a … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged economics, heart-mind, oppression, peace, politics, propaganda, social stability
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See the Whole Picture
In concept, debt is an obligation to pay. When too much debt piles up, servicing the debt absorbs economic productivity. There is no growth, so the system begins grinding to a halt. Nobody in their right mind can imagine all … Continue reading
Admin: New Project
While waiting for Tim to get his leased server space moved to another machine, and then to setup my blog with SAFARI, I felt compelled to start a new project. I’m hoping to reach a different audience that might be … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged government, internet, oppression, Political activism, politics, writing
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Political Methods
God’s personal moral character calls for humanity to live together under covenant feudalism. You simply cannot possibly understand the Law Covenants, nor anything else in Scripture, until you grasp that one truth. All of Creation itself, including we humans, is … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, covenants, heart-led, mission, networked communication, open access, politics, technology
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More Political Blather
You don’t have to read this; it’s not essential to our parish business. It’s just me. I’m trying to avoid sounding cryptic, but it would probably take a small book to explain what I see. Nobody has to remind you … Continue reading
We Are Not in the Clear
(Passing note: Today marks eight years on this blog.) I am familiar with the so-called right-wing conservative Christian segment of America’s population. My familiarity is due to coming out of that. As with every existing subculture, there is good and … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine justice, internet, politics, social mythology, Western heritage
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What Should We Expect?
(Oh, I am full of it today!) If you embrace the idea of heart-led moral awareness, you realize very quickly that it’s not a question of concrete events, but of moral trends reflected in human behavior at large. You also … Continue reading
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Tagged Network Civilization, politics, western civilization
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Globalist Google
While there’s nothing new, I wanted to refer you to an article that nicely sums up what I already knew about Google: Julian Assange — “Google is Not What it Seems” — They “Do Things the CIA Cannot”. Everything Google … Continue reading
Just Speculation
So you probably have already seen a lot of speculative press on what to expect from a Trump presidency. I wouldn’t bet on much of it, particularly the policy stuff. It will change some, but it remains to be seen … Continue reading
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Tagged government, mainstream media, politics, social conditioning, social mythology
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