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Mission and Friendships
Natural to our humanity is an appetite for warmth connected with a sense of identity. Something in us knows without any possible explanation that we must belong to something. If we do not, then a major element in our sense … Continue reading
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Tagged communion, community, friendship, human nature, mission, mysticism, peace, psychology, social mythology, spirituality
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The Refugees Keep Coming
I’d rather not talk about it, but this thing won’t die. Some of my readers are aware of my pointed criticism of LifeChurch.tv. There are several posts here, but one in particular drew way too many comments from people who … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged LifeChurch, mainstream churches, pastoral ministry, propaganda, psychology, religion, spirituality
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Call for Consciousness
It’s documented if you really want to see it. About a century ago in the US a bunch of wealth industrialists and financiers hired some pointy-headed elitists (a think tank) to devise a means for hijacking classical liberal arts education. … Continue reading
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Tagged business, civilization, computers, education, Fabian Society, Federal Reserve Bank, government, liberal arts education, oppression, psychology, quantum reality, resistance
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Marx, Strauss and Mass Manipulation
What do you say to a man born and raised on the East Coast who is a rabid fan of some West Coast football team? There are a lot more of such people than you might expect. Throughout history it … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged government, history, mysticism, oppression, political theory, propaganda, psychology, spirituality
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Certain
You can have certainty, but not certitude. It’s not so much the precise definitions of the words, but the connotations. The latter implies something outside of you, a basis in external reality, while the former is distinctly internal. In that … Continue reading
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Tagged certitude, civilization, epistemology, mysticism, psychology, spirituality
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A Higher Power
Daniel 3: The Hebrews in Nebuchadnezzar’s Furnace Ancient Hebrew culture was contemplative. You were supposed to read or hear something and think about it, extrapolating and expanding on it. You were training the mind to obey something much higher than … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, civilization, government, history, Nebuchadnezzar, psychology, religion, resistance, scripture, social mythology
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The Power of Sacrifice
We do not take this world seriously. We take seriously our mission in this world to help people see the primacy of the Spirit Realm. What really matters in this world is whatever expresses the Ultimate Reality of the Spirit … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, game, psychology, social mythology, spirituality, the Spirit Realm
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ADD Is a Symptom of Sick Society
The particulars don’t matter. If you start from the wrong place, you can’t get to the truth. We struggle against an entire civilization that builds on the sand of human accomplishment. It’s not that our world cannot get the facts; … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged brain chemistry, central nervous system, civilization, epistemology, government, medicine, oppression, philosophy, psychology, quantum reality
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Ignore Me If You Can
Fundamental to our message is that we have no intention of convincing anyone of anything. What we hope is to offer a slice of truth that compels attention of itself. We don’t get in God’s way because we never imagined … Continue reading
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Tagged mission, mysticism, psychology, scripture, spirituality
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Not of This World 2
This is not random thoughts; see if you can follow the thread. What do you mean, “Why don’t I like it?” The question assumes a falsehood, that I am somehow duty-bound to like something. My lack of interest is the … Continue reading
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Tagged moral intelligence, mysticism, peace, philosophy, psychology, quantum reasoning
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