R.A. Sprinkle
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Soul water
Water is purest at its source, in the main stream it is corrupted by the waste of the multitudes.
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Road to happiness
The only path to happiness is through suffering gracefully.
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Evil is
Evil is the absence of morality, but it is the increase of knowledge without morality which is the empowerment of it.
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Selfishness
Degrees of selfishness are evidenced by the amount of suffering one would create or allow others to endure for personal pleasure or gain. Furthermore, the degree of suffering that one himself is willing to endure in an effort to hurt others is a manifestation of the ultimate selfishness.
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Contributions
The greatest contributions to humanity have not come from the devises of the inventor, the discoveries of the scientist, nor from the wealth of the philanthropist, but from words of compassion and the helping hand found in everyday life.
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Hope in good
Hope in good is good, therefore, good will always exists as long as hope in it does.
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False appearance
The most deceitful lies contain the most truth.
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Superficial intelligence
The volume of information which one possesses and the ability to communicate it should not be confused with intelligence. It is the embrace of vital knowledge above the mere volume of it that leads to deeper comprehension and a more perfect understanding. One may, therefore, know less but still be far more aware.
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Power versus power
Intellect is perceived as power, a concept which alone holds in contempt the principle that good is the greatest power.
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When faith is knowledge
Faith in something that exists, even when it cannot be proven, still possesses the virtue of knowledge.
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In Context
Something can be absolutely true, yet, not true absolutely.
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Extraordinarily common
In many cases the amount of creativity and resourcefulness applied to common tasks has exceeded that applied to liberal arts, yet without the accolades.
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Power of thought
The strength of an idea lies within its simplicity.
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Reason is a servant of faith
Faith is a belief, reason is not a belief but a system of thought to arrive at a belief. Once a belief is established, one’s reasoning will tend to serve that belief.
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Intelligence
It is not the tongue of the articulate, the knowledge of the learned, nor the sophistication of the keen mind that makes one intelligent, being right does.
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The weakness of reason
Only when knowledge is perfect can reason be perfect, until then reason relies on faith as well as knowledge.
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Faith vs. reason
Reason is the servant of faith.
Faith trumps reason for a foundation of beliefs; for while reason can only need, faith can love.
Reason creates bonds through shared interests; the bond of faith is love, and whether of the two shall sustain?
Faith walks where reason dares not to tread.
Reason alone did not bring freedom, it did not create rights, nor did it bring justice; it did the opposite. Reason was used as a servant of faith to bring invisible principles into a physical world, not that they would become physical, but that they would remain as a constant. For if we are to avoid catastrophe we must balance faith with reason, reason with faith, but the redeeming virtue of these two comes from faith.
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Value of life
It is a mistake to regret life rather than to regret not giving more to life.
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Religion of anti-faith
Atheism is a faith against faith.
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Knowledge and wisdom
Wisdom is greater than knowledge, for while knowledge knows, wisdom perceives what it knows. Knowledge knows what; wisdom knows how, when, and where. In absoluteness they are one.
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Selfishness and strength
The force of selfishness is not strength, it is a weakness parading as a strength; it is not a conqueror, it is a slave master. Strength is the power to abstain from self will; wisdom, is to know when.
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The mark of love
Love fights
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Got to serve somebody
All men serve someone or some thing; for even the atheist bows down to graven images of a vain imagination.
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The mystery of existence
If matter cannot be destroyed but can be converted into energy, may it be also that energy can be converted into matter? And, may it be that God is that energy of which all matter consists? Are energy and matter merely different forms of the same thing?
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Freedom and tyranny
It is better to suffer the imperfections of freedom than the “perfections” of tyranny.
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Interests vs. principles
Loyalties shift when interests change, sound principles and true values do neither.
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Peace and stability
When the overriding goal of a people is to achieve peace and stability at any price, the end of the road is either war against, or surrender to a tyranny.
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Trust and hope
Trust and hope proceed from love; but trust and hope alone are not love. They may in fact imitate love and steal it away.
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Hope and time
Hope is confined to time, unless our hope is in God; God is.
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A time for darkness
There is a time to live in the sun, embrace goodness, pursue happiness, but constant sunlight fades and scorches, leaving things undesirable, and the heart ever looking for more. Understanding reality, grasping value, being able to embrace things that are most important, this comes from moments we walk in the shadows and ponder darkness.
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The value of love
Many things in life have worth but the only thing that life is worth living for is to love and be loved.
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Pseudo-knowledge
The one who ‘knows’ everything can learn nothing.
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Treasure above treasures
Greater is the gift of love and a feeble mind than all wealth, power, and genius together where true love is absent.
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Nourishment of evil
Evil feeds on fear and weakness, these are the fertilizer that make it grow.
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What is peace?
Where the wicked rule peace may be as cruel as war.
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Two kinds of people
In this world you have friends and you have enemies, all others who seem to be somewhere in between are one or the other waiting for circumstances to make them manifest.
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Victorious failure
True greatness lies within effort more than outcome.
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Imperfection of perfection
Forcing “perfection” on an imperfect society becomes imperfection in its worse state.
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Intellectual Depth
Intellectualism is the power of thought but depth the freedom of thought.
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Relative supremacy
The superior is exalted by excellence but the inferior by misrepresentations.
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Immoral compassion
Charity by mandate loses all virtue as the benefits of its welfare become outweighed by corrupt and destructive forces.
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Self destruction
The paradox of all extremist ideologies is that they doom themselves.
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Self inflictions
Sometimes I wish that I would help me.
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Well meaning
The virtue of sincerity is truth; for without truth sincerity is a vice.
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Slippery slopes
Compromise with corruption tends to the absolute – how then is it a compromise?
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Vigilance
Dare not disregard the ideas of others because they are absurd, sound reason is not an obstacle that men cannot overcome.
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Foundation of morality
The morality of any civilization is dependent upon the free and independent conscience of the individual, without which, the emperor stands naked and the people remain silent.
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Dictatorships
All men are destined to be ruled by a dictator, it is either the conscience within or an authority without.
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Unbridled conscience
A most unsettling thought in an advanced age of high technology is, anything man can do, he will.
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Malleable witnesses
The most pliable men are dead ones, thus, they are the more called upon to reinforce an argument.
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The essence of evil
Evil is not power, it is weakness which robs power for itself from those who embrace it.
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Mandate of religion
Everyone has a faith and lives by it, even if it is faith in no faith – They who serve no other are condemned to serve themselves.
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Reason beyond reason
When reason becomes so reasonable it neglects account for the unreasonable, it becomes unreasonable.
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Diametric orders
Relative to degree, an immoral society demands a totalitarian system to protect the people from each other and the system itself, but enforcements are minimized where conscience rules.
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Intrinsic masters
All are but servants to an oligarchy of emotions and reason – A dictatorship of either tends to ruin by the perversion of both.
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Truth happens
Both yesterday and tomorrow will stand as irrefutable witnesses against the lies of today.
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Change to the same
Being that there are no new natures of man, the catalyst of man’s actions remains invariable and consequences consistent.
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Absolutes
Absolute truth exists, it is our grasp of it that is not absolute.
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Stalemate or checkmate
Freedom is dependent upon stalemates; a mandate for absolute solutions and “truth” is a harbinger of tyranny.
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Fundamentals
Comprehensive thought is cognizance of simplicities rather than complexity, for complexity is a synthesis of simplicities.
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Passive action
It is often that the best solution where there isn’t any is the absence of one.
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Believing into reality
Reality trumps mere perception unless a perception becomes reality based on reactions to it.
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The “curse” of liberty
Freedom of speech is a blessing, unless you are a fool.
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Deception by default
Truth rejected is a lie received.
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Brilliant fool
A lack of information is the ignorance of an imbecile, disinformation the ignorance of the intellectual.
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War and Peace
A war to end all war is a quixotic dream but a peace that ends all peace is a conceivable nightmare.
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Cognizant stability
One can know too much to think, then again, one can think too much to know.
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The faith of Anything
Atheism is the religion of moral anarchy of whose disciples are susceptible to a fanatical faith in anything except God.
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The Box
Revelations of cognizance and creativity spring not so much from those who struggle to think outside the box than from those who are outside the box.
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The hope of good
The hope of good is worthy of faith, so much so, that even if good did not exist, it would be created by virtue of the hope in it.
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Blind sight
A dependency on being taught everything by others while increasing knowledge will keep one from understanding and knowing the truth.
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Unreasonable reason
It is unreasonable to side always against faith in favor of reason solely on the basis of an absolute faith in reason.
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History and reason
In a battle for the destiny of mankind, history trumps reason.
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Partners in conclusion
Neither reason nor faith is coherent without the other; for reason can hardly arrive at anything without faith, and faith without reason will arrive at anything.
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Relative righteousness
Put a liberal from a free society in a totalitarian one and they soon gain more credibility, if only by virtue of what they then have to complain about.
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Deletion
As great or greater than the ability to learn is the ability to unlearn that which is false.
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Role reversal
Many of history’s fools and villains were in their day and domain the savants and the heroes, and visa versa.
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Autopilot
Those taught too much cannot think.
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Terminal politics
Cancer prospers by the consumption of the body, and yet, at the same time it seals its own doom by the destruction of its host; such are they who infect the body politic.
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Sailing
Just as many discoveries were made in inferior ships; one may possess less than a great mind yet find great things. More important than the power of the intellect is the course that is set. Many a great mind has been lost at sea.
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The high seas and the high minded
Many a grand ship has gone down under the guns of a lesser vessel.
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Harlot diplomacy
A policy of appeasement in an attempt to manipulate evil is political prostitution.
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The cost of arrogance
Arrogance is a thief which steals the virtue of those who leave the door unlocked to it.
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Tools
The things we use are tools of the mind and the mind itself is a tool of the spirit.
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Potato Head fascism
Fascism, like Mr. Potato Head, presents various faces and comes with optional pieces but they all attach to one and the same body.
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Circle of consequences
The distance between the right and the left is not linier but circular; and the destiny of those who travel too far in either direction is mutual.
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Insanity
Insanity is reason without God.
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Answers’ irony
The greatest threats the world ever faces are at inception imagined solutions.
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Common senseless
The fool with the greatest command of the most information is perceived a genius.
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Benevolent destroyer
The most destructive individuals the world has known have been those in power demanding universal perfection.
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Removing evil
There are two primary ways cultures attempt to eliminate evil;
one is by the removal of evil, the other by the removal of its definition as such.
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Faith and reason
Reason is dependent upon faith; for reason requires belief in facts and a trust that they either will or will not remain constant. It is therefore, that reason cannot exceed faith, being that it relies upon it; nor is faith completely without reason.
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How much love
It is difficult to measure the amount of love one possesses; for it is too easily judged by emotion or the lack thereof. Until one faces a true test of suffering or danger that pushes love to the limits, it is likely that an individual will either overestimate or underestimate both the quantity and the quality of that which lies within.
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Giving is receiving
One’s contentment is relative to the amount of happiness sacrificed for others.
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Yes, but who are you
Question authority, equally so, question the questioners; it is often that one evil is overthrown by no less of another.
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Absence of morality
The ‘morality’ of some rests solely upon efforts of outlawing the morality of others.
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Then is now and shall be
The past is yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
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Futile victory
Even when evil triumphs it loses – And it is not uncommon for its victories to form the catalyst of its downfall and judgment.
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World Peace
As long as the absence of one is a perceived benefit to another there will always be murder and war.
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Emotions and reason
Emotions are a supplement for a deficiency of reason.
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Mental warfare
If you control perceptions you rule the mind; and they who are conquered in thought are defeated in fact.
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Value
The value of any material thing exists only as a perception and is solely determined by events and circumstances.
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Where did the gods go?
In ancient times it was said; “Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad”.
Since then the world has become mad and destruction follows as a natural consequence; thus, the gods have become obsolete and most of them have gone out of business or merged into giant corporations.
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Imaginary idols
An obsession for that which you cannot have will rob you of that which you can.
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Subjective judgment
To judge a matter subjectively before its proper conclusion, or to judge it anyway but subjectively afterwards is folly.
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Epiphany of a “true believer”
Neither facts or evidence are likely to produce a sudden realization of truth in those wholly given to a false cause or belief. More often than not, such confrontations with reality tend only to create new delusions or expand upon existing ones. The end result is then a more vehement denial and a stronger devotion to it, thus placing the ‘true believer’ further from reality.
A truth that merely wounds is attacked. Only the truth that destroys completely is victorious.
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The God Factor
The problem with secular intellectualism is the absence of the GOD factor.
As in mathematics, calculations may be perfect, but if you are unwittingly missing one factor, or if you believe it to be something other than what it is, the final assessment will be wrong.
There are great secular minds no doubt, however, if a major factor in the equation is missing, great minds may calculate everything very carefully and precisely only to find themselves dumbfounded later by their failure to arrive at correct conclusions.
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Graven images of perception
The subjective mind begins the thought process with an answer rather than a question; with an agenda rather than a quest for the truth. Thus, all ensuing thoughts are predicated upon a preconception and a predetermination as to what exists. There is therefore prejudice against any fact or theory that would alter the predestined outcome. Even truth itself is sacrificed to the chisel when need be and either partially chipped away or removed altogether until the sculpture conforms to the vision of its creator.
On the other hand, the objective mind seeks truth and begins with the entirety. Slowly and carefully, separating fact from fallacy he chisels away only lies and falsehoods until that which remains is truth made evident.
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Looking back ahead
The one who looks into the past sees that which lies ahead much more clearly than the one who only envisions the future.
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Liberal tolerance
The Liberal practice of “tolerance” fails in that it refuses to discriminate against evil. Like an acquired immune deficiency syndrome it does not recognize and resist deadly foreign elements, and is one. On the other hand it is not passive but attacks that which is good and healthy. Extremism of any type is a cancer mutating what otherwise would be healthy cells and through the reproductive process multiplies until the whole body is consumed from within.
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Arrogance
Arrogance is the most prolific attribute of ignorance and is dependant upon it for its existence.
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Moral values
To the extent that one lacks morality he also has failed to grasp the greatness of its value and the tragedy of the lack thereof.
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Freedom of conscience
In this present world some truths are self evident whereas some are unknown – other things are known only in part, or are unproven. Because all things are not known, wherever ‘falsehoods’ are not tolerated truth will be suppressed; otherwise there must be an infallible arbitrator to determine absolute truth. There are no arbitrators who possess absolute knowledge, but where there is the freedom to believe a lie and the liberty to be a fool, the truth will survive and prevail. The forced adherence to “truth” is the repression of truth and leads to tyranny and to bondage.
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Two warfronts
The present world is God’s choice of an arena where the war between good and evil will be fought. In heaven goodness prevails by strength, power, and authority, but on earth goodness prevails by submission through faith to that strength, power and authority. Victory in heaven is wrought by the Greater power prevailing over the weaker power, but on earth victory is wrought by the weaker prevailing against the greater, thus proving that it is not power alone that makes God good, but it is goodness also that makes God powerful, for goodness is power.
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Inner and outer law
Perfect Law exists only as spiritual principles which are eternal, invisible and unchanging. Written law should only be an attempt to capture an express representation of these principles and transform them into a communicable form to make them known for the exercise of mercy and judgment. Where written law fails at this, it is superceded by mercy and judgment.
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Inner law
Everyone is the legislator of his own heart, writing or striking down laws in his own conscience. Some over legislate placing many impossible burdens upon themselves which tend to oppression, bondage, self-condemnation, and misery. Others remove laws to exercise a capricious law of their own selfish nature, ever changing and inconsistent, regarding others only in as much as they effect them.
Lastly there are those who refuse to legislate at all but rather seek Truth, Justice, and Love; who when finding them embrace them and engrave them upon their heart as Law.
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Civil laws vs. conscience
Where spiritual morality ceases, governmental laws abound. Men of moral conscience govern themselves from within but unconscionable men seek order by external forces. Vast multitudes of ever increasing, ever changing civil laws are evidence of a morally bankrupt society. They are but a futile attempt to create an external conscience that is far inferior to the inner conscience – For the inner conscience follows the individual everywhere; it is a judge of every thought, word, and deed, apprehending and convicting where no other would know.
The inner conscience being a judge before an act can prevent it; but external law judges after the fact and is only effective in as much as enforcement is feared.
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Right vs. “law”
In confliction, that which is right is greater than that which is law – And in truth, that which is right is Law.
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Truth vs. Lies
Lies are temporal but truth is eternal. Lies have no power at all unless they are believed. This is not so with the truth, for if the truth is disbelieved it still remains true and having the virtue of being reality it can make itself manifest. The power of truth is that it forever remains the truth. It may be hidden or obscured but it cannot be destroyed and in time it will be evident.
The power of lies rest only in their perception as truth, and there are lies that can for a season have the effect of the truth if they are believed, but in the end they cannot sustain and only truth will remain.
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The God vacuum
Without God as the giver of rights and laws we have a vacuum that must be filled, otherwise there is no order – But who then is left to fill that vacuum but man?
Since absolute power in the hand of man tends to corrupt absolutely, only on the basis of an absolute truth can a just law be establish.
It is therefore, that the liberties and freedoms of all people, including the secular and atheist, are dependent upon others who acknowledge that rights are self evident and endowed upon mankind by God.
If rights and laws come from God then they are perfect, they are just, they are absolute and they cannot be changed. Furthermeore, they are universal to all men throughout all ages. They can be disobeyed, denied, or rejected, but they cannot be destroyed or changed.
However, if rights and laws are of man then men can change them as they desire and apply them as they will. Ultimately, they who lust for power will seek it, obtain it, and be corrupted by it imposing their own laws of inconsistencies and perversions.
Rights are God given, and while one may have the right to be an atheist, he should thank God for it.
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A Time to kill
If we cannot change or stop them by other means, then we must destroy those who will destroy us – But not in the same way, and not with the same heart – For if we become as hateful as they, then we become like unto them. At that point whoever wins is the same.
There is a time to hate, there is a time to kill, but neither should become a time or source of pleasure. If we are wise and if we are good we will love and save and hate and kill in due season – And will know no guilt or shame in so doing.
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Good and evil
Good and evil are available in only two colors; black and white. Gray exists only as an appearance when black and white collide. Though both may be present at the same time in the same place or even in the same people, they remain separate entities which oppose each other.
Although by nature good and evil oppose each other they still may in some cases coexist if only for a time. They also may find agreement in instances where interests coincide. However, the intrinsic nature of each remains good or evil respectively and motives differ between the two creating a conflict that must eventually be resolved by separation. ————————————————————————————-
Submission
All need to know submission to some extent and true independence knows dependence – There is none so much in bondage as the one who is totally independent.
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The Art of Deception
Artist of deception are very cunning; painting with the colors of truth but using the brush of deceit; cunningly they arranged the truth on the canvas creating a picture that is but a lie.
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Modern Liberalism
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“Conversities”
There are those who would force “freedom from” to restrict the freedom of.
There are those who practice intolerance to force “tolerance”
There are those who would divide to force diversity.
There are those who would increase “liberties” in order to enslave
There are those who promote racism by “opposing” it.
There are those who define “hate speech” out of the exercise thereof.
There are those who promote “rights” in order to suppress them.
There are those who make law in order to be above law.
There are those who bring war by promoting peace.
There are those who reject God to establish a throne of their own making.
There are those who come in God’s name to take that which is his.
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Obvious oblivion
They who stare, focusing only on minute details fail to see the complete picture, likewise, they who are so close they can only see a small portion.
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Laws and purposes
Law is for purpose. Whenever laws fail to achieve their purpose, actions may be justified to fulfill that purpose, even if those actions conflict with the law.
For whether is greater, the law, or the purpose for which the law was written?
Which existed first? It is therefore that in a contradiction, goodness supercedes law.
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Hope of the condemned
There are those whose hope for justification rests solely in the hope of condemnation of all others who are declared to be righteous.
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Mental bondage
If everything is viewed subjectively you are a prisoner bound by chains of darkness and ignorance that you cannot break, for the will is to be bound by them. The other alternative is that you are God.
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The Intellectual
The intellectual is not deemed an intellectual because he is right, for many a common man are consistently right and many men who are considered intellectuals are consistently wrong.
An intellectual is considered so because he has the ability to communicate his message in a convincing and sophisticated manner – And even a fool may be held in great esteem if can he but articulate his absurdities with eloquence.
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The race
Lies are but sprinters; first off the line they may lead the pack for a time; nonetheless, in a marathon where truth is also a participant, they exhaust themselves and fall out of the race.
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Morality and reality
Morality and reality are inseparably connected and he who lacks a good concept of either will possess a true concept of neither.
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Evangelism
I need but tell you the truth of God; it is not my job to convince you, that is your job.
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Impulsive change
Civilizations have been destroyed because of discontented people who embraced change merely for the sake of change without knowing or understanding how things would change.
A discontent often rejects reality to grasp onto anything as long as it promises more.
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King of Self
You must find it in your heart to use your mind to establish your heart against your own self will. There must be continual and honest self examination of one’s self, for ultimately your heart will rule your mind and direct your thoughts which in turn affects your heart.
We are in a continuing war within ourselves and against ourselves; otherwise we enter a place where there is no battle and we are slaves to ourselves – All of our wars then are against those without.
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Love is to hate evil
True love not only seeks the welfare of others but the elimination of evil. It seeks not only to give that which is good but to take away that which is bad. The most humane act that can be preformed is to rid the world of a source of pain and suffering and to destroy the influence and effects of it.
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Strong Delusions
It is my observation that when people cannot tell the difference between truth and lies, they more often choose to believe the lies. But why do people choose lies; and how is it that some who possess great intellect are consistently wrong? The conclusion is that they do, or, at least did at one time, hold the capacity to discern between fact and fiction; however, when they understood the truth it was unacceptable to them. Choosing the alternative to truth they became delusional often inverting things to the point of making good evil and evil good.
After practicing this for a period of time they replaced critical thought with reaction. They ceased asking if, and begin asking only how. For them there exsists no if, for they already know in advance what they believe and all processes of thought are concentrated on reinforcing those beliefs by explaining how. If they cannot explain how, then they will only state why, and simply dismiss anything to the contrary regardless of the evidence.
“When you know the truth, the truth will set you free” – And likewise, when you believe a lie, the lie will hold you in bonds.
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Mental space
Those things I chose not to learn saved space for those things I desired to.
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Labor and laxation
Hard times come easy and easy times come hard.
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Separation of Church and State
I believe in the separation of church and state, it is an event that will take place on Judgment Day.
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Inversion
The enlightened of this world are the fools of the next.
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Straw men
Beware that an opposing view of the facts be not absent opposing facts.
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