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I'm Not Free, Just Cheap
I see where Miscavage is fixing to stick it to his cult followers again. It’s not as if he hasn’t scammed them out of millions already, but he’s rewritten everything again and dusted off some “new” e-meters he had built … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, government, propaganda, religion
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Soul Seeds: By Its Nature, the Kingdom
Then He said, “What is the kingdom of God like? And to what shall I compare it? It is like a mustard seed, which a man took and put in his garden; and it grew and became a large tree, … Continue reading
The Haggai Moment
For context, see my recent post on Haggai. I’m having a Haggai moment here, where the prophetic word from God is fairly concrete, not so esoteric and symbolic. Granted, our nation has no peculiar covenant with God, but stands with … Continue reading
Soul Seeds: Can Anything Good Come out of Samaria?
I have been told a really great teacher can remember what it’s like not to know. Whether or not I qualify for such honor is subject to debate, but I do recall the time in my life when I did … Continue reading
I Can Read Your Mind
Actually, we can’t even read our own minds. I recall a popular topic for discussion in the very active teenage group at the church I attended. The basic assertion is the Devil can’t read the mind of a born-again soul. … Continue reading
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Tagged evil, mysticism, religion, resistance, scripture, spirituality
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Soul Seeds: Taken for Judgment
Perhaps you’ve heard that song written by Larry Norman, “I Wished We’d All Been Ready.” When I first became serious about serving Jesus Christ, it was early in the 1970s. So-called “Jesus Music” was just becoming commercially viable, and a … Continue reading
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Tagged late great planet earth, mysticism, oklahoma baptist university, propaganda, religion
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Divine Discovery
The difference between “magic” and “miracle” is not simply spelling and pronunciation, but a range of connotations arising from cultural mythology. Both of them share an assertion a great deal of what happens here in human space can be affected … Continue reading
Soul Seeds: Divine Order
To those raised in the rather corrupt version of Judaism which held sway in Jesus’ day, the idea wealth and power were not signs of God’s favor came as a shock. Even having been with Jesus quite some months, the … Continue reading
Ancient Truth: Acts Note
In the process of editing my commentary on Acts, I ran into a spot where it seemed essential to explain a bit of theological background. At the end of my notes on Chapter 13, I added this paragraph: It becomes … Continue reading →