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A public study log. Field notes from one working-class IT guy in Jackson, Ohio reading in Michael Heiser’s lane — divine council theology, Ancient Near East background, the strange and the supernatural taken seriously.
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The Telephone Game Objection Is Wrong
Ten years in a six-hundred-square-foot IT shack, and one of the rounds with Jeff was the unicorn. He…
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Science Is Not the Enemy of Your Faith
The claim was wrong, the kids repeated it at school, and the correction took thirty seconds. The war…
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Where Is the Ark of the Covenant?
Raiders of the Lost Ark ends with the Ark crated up in a government warehouse, and every tradition…
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Reversing Hermon: The Watchers and the Mission of Jesus
Genesis 6 gets hurried past. The New Testament writers did not hurry past it. A chapter-by-chapter guide to…
The Forge
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Real Good Is Simple
Marcus Aurelius argued the cardinal virtues (wisdom, self-control, justice, courage) are the only goods that never run out,…
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No Harm, No Foul
Marcus Aurelius on harm as a judgment we assign, not a fact we receive, and the honest line…
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Reset
2,600 days of closed Apple Watch rings. The discipline that actually mattered was never the streak. It was…
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Spend Thrifts of Time
Seneca on the strange asymmetry: we guard our money and squander our time, though only one of them…
Myth Busters
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The Telephone Game Objection Is Wrong
Ten years in a six-hundred-square-foot IT shack, and one of the rounds with Jeff was the unicorn. He…
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Where Is the Ark of the Covenant?
Raiders of the Lost Ark ends with the Ark crated up in a government warehouse, and every tradition…
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The Gate That Was Never There
You have heard the sermon: a low postern gate in Jerusalem’s wall called the Eye of the Needle,…
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The Tool Takes the Shape of the Hand
Socrates refused to write because he feared writing would let us stop remembering. Plato wrote anyway. We barely…
Beyond the Desk
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What Raiders of the Lost Ark Got Right About the Ark of the Covenant
Indiana Jones and the Nazis both believed the same thing about the Ark of the Covenant: whoever holds…
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The King in Yellow — The Wall and the Fork (4 of 4)
The wall I’ve spent fifty-four years building has a perfect record, and that’s the problem. The math the…
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The King in Yellow — The Borrowed Ruler (3 of 4)
The fraud voice runs the same play every time. It redefines the word until my method falls outside…
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The King in Yellow — The Eye and the Line (2 of 4)
The eye that sees the whole web is also the eye that flattens. Web-cognition, the 2 AM line,…
