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Nightmares and Dreams
The bankers dream of a world where most everyone is dehumanized. They envision a world mostly impoverished and willing to serve in activities that allow the bankers to maintain their control. They know that for every trooper in the field, … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged corporations, government, oppression, otherworldly, peace, prophecy, sanity, social sciences
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The Real Apocalypse
There’s a movie titled Virtual Revolution. It’s not hard to find and you can watch it on YouTube, if you feel like it. I’m not going to recommend it, though. I’ll save you some time: It depicts a dystopian future … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Apocalypse, computers, oppression, sci-fi, social sciences, virtual space
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Discerning the Real Problems
I’ve gotten some questions that indicate a need to paint a clearer image on a few things. As noted in my recent “God’s Law” series, Biblical Law recognizes two kinds of government — imperial and national. But the latter is … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, Creation, government, history, oppression, prophecy, social sciences, social stability, war
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The Cultural Value of Life
Some things are instinctive to us humans in the sense that, for the average Joe and Jane, the heart cannot be totally silenced. It takes a lot of damage and willful spite to become totally deaf to it, and it’s … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged middle class culture, moral values, politics, sanctity of life, social sciences
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They Will Always Be There
Christine is still exploring the heart-led path with her fourth installment. She mentions in passing something that was poking at me all day. A prominent feature of Western mythology is taking oneself too seriously. You aren’t supposed to notice the … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, materialism, middle class culture, otherworldly, social sciences, Western mythology
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Nightmares Dissipate in the Light of Dawn
The intellect is a very ill-equipped master. It is incapable of doing it well because it wasn’t designed for that. One of the blessings of the heart ruling over the mind is that the mind can then relax and consider … Continue reading
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Tagged conspiracy theory, government, heart-led, history, moral discernment, oppression, social sciences
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Decentralized Human Networking
It seems to me that I keep confronting human intransigence against God’s requirement to decentralize. Allow me to offer two examples. One: The Internet is by far the most democratizing influence on human society in history thus far. The very … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged church politics, economics, mainstream religion, networked communication, social sciences, Tower of Babel
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Bits and Pieces 25
Mr. T raises a good point in a comment on yesterday’s post. He notes that DNA is a factor in high-trust societies, and that neither nature nor nurture can explain how high-trust arises, or when it doesn’t. Of course, my … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, miscellaneous, political activists, social sciences
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Put on the Crazy Suit
I don’t know where to start; this thing doesn’t have a tail or head. Look, you can think what you like about my notion that Creation is alive and we can talk to the animals and trees and grass and … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, faith, heart-led, peace, politics, quantum reality, social sciences, tribulation
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Moral Discernment in the Social Context
A primary feature of the Alpha Male personality is sufficient arrogance to reject the entire civilization in which he lives. More to the point, a genuine Alpha is quite willing to embrace the role of “bad guy” in all its … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo-American culture, Beowulf, eldercraft, feminism, game, heart-led, Networked Civilization, social sciences
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