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1 Jul 2024
The fish was me in the abyss of deception/untruths. I was close to the surface, but not quite there. Thanks to the Kingfishers who plucked me up into the light to fully get it, the great deception and Jesus and truth 🙏❤️
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I feel like we don’t talk about how life-altering it can be to have bad neighbors. It’s quite literally one of the worst things that can happen to you!
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That’s it really 💁
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Changing from X to people is not realistic. Because people are not inspiring
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Very few could identify with suffering on others behalf, with joy
On behalf of Your loved ones, your children.. maybe.
On shit, that’s new. On dust made into human form, but with no holy breath..
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In the spirit of Paul/Saul the worst can reform/transmute/change into being the best💁
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The Bible talks of the great delusion. It enhances the wrong take on reality. Just so you know.
Jun 14
A narcissist doesn’t live in reality. They live in a version of reality that’s been so thoroughly rewritten that it bears almost no resemblance to what actually happened. And here’s what’s crucial to understand: they genuinely believe their version.
This isn’t lying. Lying requires knowing the truth and choosing to misrepresent it. But a narcissist has rewritten the truth so completely that their version is the only truth they know. They’re not consciously deceiving you. They’re delusional.
And the delusion serves a purpose. It protects them from something unbearable.
Because if they saw clearly, if they admitted what they’ve actually done, they’d have to face: I’m a predator. I hurt people intentionally. I don’t care about anyone but myself. I’m incapable of real love. I’m fundamentally broken.
That’s too much. No one can survive that admission. So the delusion steps in. The delusion rewrites the narrative into something survivable. In the delusion, they’re not a predator. They’re misunderstood. They’re not cruel. They’re honest. They’re not selfish. They’re just protecting themselves from a cruel world.
The delusion is necessary. Without it, they collapse. Without it, they’re facing the void. So the delusion is non-negotiable. It’s the only thing holding them together.
And because it’s so necessary, it’s also incredibly strong. It can withstand evidence. It can withstand confrontation. It can withstand your reality. Because admitting your reality would require dismantling the delusion. And dismantling the delusion means facing the void.
So they won’t. They can’t. The delusion is survival. And survival means: your reality doesn’t matter. Only the delusion matters.
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Jesus put to death for our sins means our tendencies tend to put good to condemnation
We respect physical power. Manipulation. Any bad means will be deemed good to justify our path to «good» goals.
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And the pupil sits between our perception and reality
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If you can’t believe in»god». You can want to believe In a greater good.
And the Holy Spirit guides us . You can’t go wrong (you go wrong but are led back on track) if you try to follow it
You just have to get to know it intimately and personally
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Feminism, expressive individualism, and secular humanism are not harmless ideas. They enthrone personal autonomy, brand God's design as oppression, and put a shifting culture in judgment over Scripture.
Christians must test every claim by God's Word, take every thought captive, and refuse to be discipled by this age. Believers, we must all stand strong and reject all other beliefs outright.
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Jun 15
Chase Hughes drops the truth about Spiritual Awakening
No fireworks or cosmic moment. No sitting on a beach in linen pants suddenly enlightened. Nothing explodes or gets hugely fixed & nothing dramatic really happens.
It's just a quiet shift in perspective. That's it. And that's why most people miss it because perspective shifts don't feel impressive or earned. They just feel obvious. Like realizing the arrow you've been fighting your whole life was pointing the wrong way all along.
Once you see it, there's nothing to celebrate. You don't feel special. You might even feel slightly embarrassed that you were fighting at all. And that's usually the first clue something real happened. Enlightenment rarely feels flattering to anybody.
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Jun 14
A narcissist is a slot machine. You pull the lever and sometimes you win. Sometimes they’re kind. Sometimes they care. Sometimes they show up. That intermittent payoff keeps you playing. But the odds are rigged. The house always wins. And you always lose. 🧵
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Jun 14
This analogy left me speechless!😶😳
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Jun 14
Jordan Peterson made a profound point on Chris Williamson’s podcast.
When God dies, a lot of unexpected things die with Him, including science.
Science isn’t some purely neutral, secular tool. It rests on deeply religious assumptions: that truth exists, that it’s knowable, that pursuing it is good, and that the universe makes sense.
These aren’t scientific claims, they’re metaphysical, rooted in a religious worldview. The universities themselves grew out of monasteries.
Without that deeper foundation, science eventually stops being about truth and becomes just another tool for power, ideology, or convenience. You lose the reason to be honest when the data gets inconvenient.
Do you think science can survive long-term without any belief in objective truth or a higher moral order?
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Its better to give others the ability to grow food, Than to just give them the food.
As its better to have others have the Holy Spirit/eyes to see, than to just tell them what it sees.
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We can stand on the shoulders of the Holy Spirit - for spiritual knowledge
As we can stand on the shoulders of scientists and philosophers for their knowledge
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