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Author Archives: Ed Hurst
Skepticism Is Still Warranted
Folks, even John Stossel is controlled opposition. If he actually opposed the powers that be, he wouldn’t be allowed in the mainstream media. The libertarianism you see in the media isn’t really opposed to the system that makes them so … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged evil government, libertarian, mainstream media, propaganda, prophecy, social media
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The Radix Fidem Path with COVID-19
This is for the Radix Fidem community: I want to encourage you. I’m praying you remain on the path of divine truth, that you keep doing what you’ve been doing. My burden is to equip you so that your heart … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged decentralization, disasters, economics, idolatry, mainstream media, politics, prophecy, radix fidem, Tower of Babel
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Defining Moral Nobility
Western fiction is larded with a common device that always seems to perk the readers’ curiosity: the secret order of people who run things. Isn’t it funny how fiction is so close to your common conspiracy theory? But then, in … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged ANE, Biblical Law, history, social awareness, Western mythology
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Every Act of Worship
One of the effects of this plague is the atomization of society. This is a good thing. One of the oldest and longest standing sins of this world has been centralization. This was the whole issue of the Tower of … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, covenant community of faith, covenant family, faith, heart-led, the Fall, Tower of Babel, worship
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Still Training for the Mission
I’m still training for the mission. A couple of days ago I rode past these tiny purple blossoms in someone’s front yard, right along the route I take to Draper Lake and back. I know some folks call them “bluebells” … Continue reading
COVID-19: Cynicism and Skepticism Justified
I’m a storyteller, not a professor. This blog is not an expert source of information, just an effort to entertain and tell stories. In the process, I sometimes manage to convey information from real experts, but I believe I’ve been … Continue reading
River Trail Training Loop 01
Finally, a warm and sunny day! I chose the River Trail training loop for today, riding clockwise. That means starting in my neighborhood, dropping down into Holloway Park, then through the backstreets to Ray Trent Park. On the far side … Continue reading
