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Category Archives: Personal
Setting Goals and Failing
As I write, I have been recovering from an illness and had a week away from work with a lot of idle time. Most of this time I wasn’t feeling well enough to focus on anything productive but I am … Continue reading
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Benedict XVI is still the Pope
This is a post I’ve contemplated writing for a while but have been very reluctant to do. The title alone should indicate why but rather than just make this statement, I want to give some background to my thinking on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bergoglio, Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Church, Papacy, Pope, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis, Vigano
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Is the bare minimum enough?
I have mentioned the Mike Judge film Office Space once before here when reviewing his film Idiocracy and I shall have to do a deeper dive into the film at some stage. Perhaps after the next time I watch it. … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Mike Judge, Office Space
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Goals Set, Goals Accomplished & Goals for 2022
Once again, I reflect on the previous year with goals I set for myself. Last year I made a smaller list in the hope that a narrower focus would yield more results. As we shall see on review, I did … Continue reading
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The Example of Eleazar
The First and Second Books of Maccabees are the last books of the Old Testament and detail the resistance of the Jews to the Seleucid Empire under Antiochus IV. I was completely unfamiliar with them until I began preparing to … Continue reading
Backing the Blue
I won’t pretend I’ve never had trouble with the police and some lingering resentment as a result of that. In my first few years of driving I ended up with a number of small fines and a loss of license. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Back the Blue, Law, Police, Police State, Victoria
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Breaking out of the Cult of Free
For the last few years and especially this one, I have been working on breaking out of what Vox Day has called the “cult of free”. This is something I believe he’s talked about more in his livestreams. This mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Society
Tagged Amazon, Apple, Big Tech, Cult of Free, Facebook, Google, iPhone, Microsoft, smartphones, Twitter, YouTube
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The Grace of God as Training Wheels
This is something I’ve observed in myself that I haven’t seen put in quite the same way though I am sure it has been discussed by theologians. When I returned to Christ — or more truly came fully to him … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Grace, Truth
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Skin in the Game in Education
The idea of cameras in classrooms has come up recently in the US as part of the ongoing discussion of Crititical Race Theory (CRT) anti-White racism. Here is a short article from Breitbart by John Nolte responding to an article … Continue reading