Wonderful Matters

This morning I had my devotional time on the patio, as I usually do, and right as I got to the middle of the Parable of the Sower in the eighth chapter of Luke, I looked up at a spectacular cloud formation illuminated by the just-rising sun. It was as if God had woven the most beautiful golden wool fleece in the sky. There was also a hummingbird fluttering frequently against this backdrop -- just an amazing testament to God's masterful creative work He shares with us. I just felt like sharing that, it was quite the experience while spending time in His word and in prayer, but I also share it because right when it all lit up like that, I was reading that middle part of the parable, between Jesus' sharing it and His explaining it. Do you know what that transition part is? It is His reminding His listeners of the Old Testament passage in the sixth chapter of Isaiah, when Isaiah was commissioned and asked God what he was supposed to tell his listeners. God told him to tell them the...

Recently Kit Knightly over at Off-Guardian  has been fastidiously exposing one of the best Romanist ruses of the present-day. It is simply the idea that if something very bad happens and a computer program malfunction of some kind is a part of that, then we can all viciously whine about the now fully-conscious self-aware "AI," which as we all know is now capable of the worst evil. It is a ruse . It is a valiantly attempted limited hangout to direct very good smart Catholicists from understanding that anything the "AI" does it was programmed to do by somebody somewhere down the line. Do not be taken in by the claim, "Wull lookit what the AI did when there is no way any human could've prompted it!"   Somewhere, some place where certain people labor to manage the World System in some benighted way, there are things deliberately programmed into the machinery to arrange anything out there you see or hear happening, even if it seems to be only the computer, ...