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Fear Not Great Evil
There are no masterminds. The people with power over us are not somehow gifted with brilliance and intelligence significantly above the rest of us. What distinguishes them is a serious lack of moral wisdom. They are damaged people, not supermen. … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, Creation, Garden of Eden, government, heart-led, human intellect, mythology, ruling elite, Satan, western epistemology
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Glory Is Not An Outcome
Don’t get tangled up in outcomes. One of the biggest, most persistent and pernicious lies in Western society is that objectives or outcomes are the whole point of our striving. God’s Word says that it matters not how things turn … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Fruits of the Spirit, history israel, Jews, Modern Israel, outcomes-based, scripture, Synagogue of Satan, the Covenant of Moses, western epistemology, Zionism
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And We Ain’t
Israel was taken into exile because of idolatry. Granted, part of the problem was how very similar the rituals of Temple worship were to those for the various Baals. In the mind of too many Israelis, it was a case … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged babylonian exile, bible, idolatry, tribulation, western civilization, western epistemology
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Non-partisan Support
We don’t encourage activism because it brings you too close to idolatry. It traps you in the Western mode of thinking and material reality. We don’t promote “Christian” virtues as law because it reduces religion to mere legalism. What we … Continue reading
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Tagged globalism, mysticism, neocons, Noah's Covenant, Political activism, politics, propaganda, prophecy, western epistemology
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Logical Odds and Ends
A couple of recent comments and some offline conversation seem to call for a fresh attempt to explain a couple of items. Ancient Near East (ANE) — We are not ANE. We harken back to that collection of civilizations because … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, divine revelation, education, human reason, logic, philosophy, western epistemology
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Talking Past Each Other 2
(The previous post by the same title is about computer stuff, but the principles are similar.) You cannot prove God exists, and they cannot prove He doesn’t. We who are spiritual are aliens to those who aren’t spiritual. They live … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged ANE, aristotelian epistemology, epistemology, intellect, reason, Two Realms, western epistemology
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Confusing Mission with Method in Evangelism
Re: Missouri Police Descend Upon, Arrest Evangelists Preaching Gospel in Public Square The heresy of Decision Theology carries vast implications of unjust behavior. The church involved is Lighthouse Anabaptist Church in Springfield, MO (they have the bad taste to construct … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged politics, propaganda, religion, scripture, Two Realms, western epistemology
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Epistemology, in a Manner of Speaking
My use of the term, and the implied question, of epistemology is an accommodation to Westerners. It’s an attempt to speak their language. Frankly, the question itself is circular reasoning. That is, the common Aristotelian evaluation of the answer to … Continue reading
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Tagged aristotelian logic, intellect, mysticism, philosophy, western epistemology
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From a Sincere and Honest Kook
I am blessed. Think about it: With all this pervasive surveillance and electronic snooping, I am guaranteed all my prophetic warnings against the US government are surely noticed, archived and waiting for the time when God proves His Word lives … Continue reading
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Tagged government, middle-east, oppression, politics, propaganda, prophecy, scripture, western epistemology
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