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Boomer Angst and Growing Irrelevance

 wgmeisheid  October 8, 2025  0 Comments on Boomer Angst and Growing Irrelevance

Vox Day’s lead post today discussed the rise in Boomer Rage and its potential causes. (https://voxday.net/2025/10/08/rage-against-the-mortality/). As the title suggests, mortality is an unavoidable marker, and when people approach the end of their lives, they often become less relevant to…

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The Power of Data and the Fragility of Freedom

 wgmeisheid  October 3, 2025  0 Comments on The Power of Data and the Fragility of Freedom

There are nexus points in history when the emergence of a new technology or method, coupled with supporting elements, changes everything we know about life and living. We are currently experiencing an issue with Internet data collection, which encompasses nearly…

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House Cleansing

 wgmeisheid  June 30, 2025  0 Comments on House Cleansing

Today, I am going to my daughter’s house and doing a house cleansing of her property. It is at her request. What follows are the prayers and activities we will do. I have also included a downloadable PDF of the…

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The Core of “Knowing God” by J.I. Packer

 wgmeisheid  May 7, 2025  0 Comments on The Core of “Knowing God” by J.I. Packer

I have been intimately involved with J.I. Packer’s book Knowing God for nearly 45 years. I have taught through the book in various classes, including some online, some in my own spaces, and some in the church spaces of my…

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The Saddest Thing There Is

 wgmeisheid  May 5, 2025  0 Comments on The Saddest Thing There Is

If I asked you, “What do you think is the saddest thing there is?” What would your answer be? Your answer would be very revealing about the priorities you have in life. I will give you mine. It is not…

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The Intersection of Revenge/Vengeance and Forgiveness

 wgmeisheid  April 14, 2025  0 Comments on The Intersection of Revenge/Vengeance and Forgiveness

As our culture begins spiraling toward accepting dangerous behaviors, such as justifying violence and revenge for less and less egregious offenses, we are quickly headed toward a very dark place. For example, an NCRI (Network Contagion Research Institute at Rutgers…

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Some ChatGPT Fun

 wgmeisheid  April 13, 2025  0 Comments on Some ChatGPT Fun

I have been using ChatGPT for a while as an editor, which is really nice because it never gets tired. I can go over the same chapter ten times in a row, making adjustments, and it doesn’t care. Tonight I…

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The Onion of Evil

 wgmeisheid  April 4, 2025  0 Comments on The Onion of Evil

I am a Christian. I am not just a Christian but one who is committed to Jesus Christ as the core of my being. For me, it is Jesus Christ, God the Word become flesh (John 1:1, 14), crucified and…

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My Biblical Fiction on the Life of Moses (Updated)

 wgmeisheid  April 3, 2025  0 Comments on My Biblical Fiction on the Life of Moses (Updated)

In 2014, I released the first book of a planned six-volume set on the life of Moses, titled “The Chronicles of Moses the Lawgiver.” That first book, Beginnings, takes place over a 24-hour period in which Moses is put in…

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Harry Blamires and The Christian Mind

 wgmeisheid  April 2, 2025  0 Comments on Harry Blamires and The Christian Mind

Who was Harry Blamires? He was a hardscrabble Christian who pursued his faith to the uttermost, always willing to subject every thought to Jesus Christ as Paul admonishes us to do in 2 Corinthians 10:5. He wrote one of the…

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