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Category Archives: teaching
Understanding Mortality
God protected Israel when she was faithful to the Covenant. Take the time to analyze the broader history of the Ancient Near East. You will see that Israel rose on the collapse of one older and fading empire, and conquered … Continue reading
Sift Propaganda by Your Convictions
The way to handle propaganda and lies is not to simply avoid reading news at all, but to be aware of the efforts to manipulate. The ancient Flood of Noah’s day involved breaking a permanent cloud cover over the earth. … Continue reading
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Tagged Babylon, Big Pharma, convictions, heart-led, Nimrod, propaganda, scripture
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No Place for Horror
As a fiction genre, heart-led people have no use for genuine horror stories and flicks. The campy silly stuff is entertaining enough, but genuine horror fiction is founded on a pagan fear of the unknown, and is wholly inconsistent with … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, entertainment, heart-led, literature, The sovereignty of God
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Redefining Peace
Humanity is fallen. We are all born in mortal flesh that militates against God’s design for us. The only remedy is shedding that fleshly nature. However, the path of redemption means “killing” that fleshly nature while still wearing it. More … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, human intellect, human reason, logic, peace with god, shalom, war
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Defining Christian Mysticism
What’s the logic of my message? (Somebody needs to hear this.) Referring to the people who associate with this ministry as a group of Christian Mystics means we are otherworldly. This world isn’t worth your care and concern. It’s slated … Continue reading
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Tagged christian mysticism, Creation, Garden of Eden, otherworldly, radix fidem, Second Coming, spiritual redemption
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Galen on Christians
Just rattling my own cage here… I spotted an article this morning by Bionic Mosquito on Early Church History. He points out that we can learn a little about how Roman intelligentsia viewed Christian faith and its Hebrew roots from … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, aristotelian epistemology, epistemology, Greco-Roman Civilization, medicine, philosophy, Western scholars
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Lenin, Globalism and Babylon
This is worth your time: Leninthink. I won’t tell you that this essay is right or wrong, but that will enlighten heart-led people. It puts in concrete terms what Lenin actually did. He was the ultimate Thelamite, the very real … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, globalism, materialism, oppression, philosophy, socialism, the Fall, Tower of Babel
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