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Tag Archives: otherworldly
Finding the Way
I’ve gotten some questions about a few things that, to me, are related, so maybe I can answer them all at once. Radix Fidem assumes a thoroughly different concept of what “Christian” means. The word itself refers to those who … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, christianity, Hebrew Mysticism, mainstream churches, otherworldly, radix fidem, worldliness
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Seeing It Clearly from the Outside
It’s one thing to see clearly how the ideological clash between American nationalism versus globalism works. It’s another thing to recognize that following Christ means both sides are evil. By the way, it’s utterly reasonable to portray both major political … Continue reading
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Tagged church, globalism, internet, oppression, otherworldly, persecution, politics, tribulation
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Can’t Take Your Soul
The voices in my head won’t shut up. Today they keep talking about how the COVID relief package is a perfect manifestation of the elite intent to enslave us all. Think about it for a moment. The election debacle should … Continue reading
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Tagged banking, economics, evil government, materialism, oppression, otherworldly, tyranny
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Funeral for the Red Pill
I’m hardly the only person to notice that, for those coming of age for marriage, America has become a social toxic wasteland. It’s bad enough that America is Western, with all the serious problems that can bring. Still, within that … Continue reading
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Tagged civilizations, culture, eldercraft, game, heart-led, marriage, Networked Civilization, networking technology, otherworldly, social context, worldliness
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Better Buy a Tent
In many places within the USA, crime is rising. That’s an objective fact; you can look it up. What you cannot look up, since no one in the power system is willing to talk about it, is that the primary … Continue reading
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Tagged building an empire, civilizations, economics, otherworldly, predators, racism, radix fidem, social sciences, trust factor
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Peace in This World Not Possible
I’ve been blessed by some great emails in the past few days. They have provoked me to share something. God created all that is. The Bible is parabolic about the mechanism, but we are given the image of someone who … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, Garden of Eden, God's character, kingdom of heaven, otherworldly, parables, the Fall, Tower of Babel
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Human Politics 01
As always, the best I can do is share my convictions. I’ve spent my whole life studying the Scriptures and the cultural-historical background behind them. No one could count the hours I’ve spent contemplating and praying about it. Words cannot … Continue reading
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Tagged church history, divine revelation, human capabilities, human government, mortality, otherworldly, politics, the Fall, worldliness
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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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From Where I Stand
The fundamental evil of the human race is rejecting divine revelation. This rejection is the very foundation of the Fall. It is what defines humanity as “fallen.” The Curse of the Fall is that we are given over to that … Continue reading
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Tagged christian mysticism, divine calling, divine revelation, Jesus Christ, Law Covenants, mission, otherworldly
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Good People?
Sometimes you have to state the obvious. Western minds are obsessed with the question of what defines a good person, and how we become good people. The biblical approach is completely different. The underlying assumption is that there are no … Continue reading