Tag Archives: civilization

Only What God Says

Posted on Thursday 4 February 2021 by Ed Hurst

Nothing matters except this: The revelation of heart-led faith and covenant living. Consider the implications of that commitment. Let me use an example that will touch you where you live: music. Aside from a very limited effort to test the … Continue reading →

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Good Time to Go Home

Posted on Sunday 27 December 2020 by Ed Hurst

This is just more of my mad gibbering. One more time: It won’t matter who sits in the White House this next year. That is, I’m utterly certain it will make no difference for me; there will be tribulation either … Continue reading →

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Wrath and Doom on the USA: Pray

Posted on Saturday 15 August 2020 by Ed Hurst

America: a social and cultural identity based mostly on Anglo-American colonial history, with a smattering of other major cultural groups from roughly the same part of the world. USA: a political entity that was built on American cultural identity, with … Continue reading →

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We Are Babylon

Posted on Monday 5 November 2018 by Ed Hurst

Tomorrow’s election will change nothing. Just a reminder, the issue behind whatever folks mean by the word “racism” isn’t really a matter of DNA. Whatever human hostility is there arises from cultural differences. The differences in daily expectations we all … Continue reading →

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War on Revelation 04

Posted on Thursday 30 August 2018 by Ed Hurst

Most leftist philosophy is feminism writ large. However, we cannot say this about globalism. Globalism is an elite plot to rule the world and it rests on feminism as the means to control the minds of the population. Globalists will … Continue reading →

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The End of a Civilization: Far Cry 5

Posted on Monday 2 April 2018 by Ed Hurst

A basic premise of literary analysis is that whatever becomes truly popular in a given society reveals much about the underlying moral values of that society. This is how we can discern so much about the Ancient Near East (ANE); … Continue reading →

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Don’t Build; Discover

Posted on Saturday 4 November 2017 by Ed Hurst

Brother Jay recently wrote about the movie, Blade Runner 2049. It’s been garnering a lot of attention due to it’s attempt to raise questions about reality and what it means to be human. I’m not likely to see the movie … Continue reading →

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Vision of the Ages in the Current Context

Posted on Thursday 31 August 2017 by Ed Hurst

It’s ancient; there’s nothing new about it. How many of you have given attention to the Gospel accounts of the lynch mob whipped up by the Sanhedrin to demand Jesus’ crucifixion? Whenever the evil establishment is threatened by loss of … Continue reading →

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Nothing to Hide

Posted on Thursday 25 May 2017 by Ed Hurst

Based on the questions people do ask, it seems to me there are a lot of questions implied that people don’t ask, so I’m going to offer some clarifications on things discussed on this blog. My point here is to … Continue reading →

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Mysticism and Moral Reality

Posted on Monday 1 May 2017 by Ed Hurst

It’s one thing for me to teach Biblical Law, offering it as the ideal for human existence. It’s quite a different thing for me to suggest choices we might make in the current context. And it is yet again something … Continue reading →

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