Value-Truth
Wishful thinking doesn’t lead to successful skydiving, a working parachute does.
Versions of reality
[Cults are cults because they demand a shared story that doesn’t align with a useful, generative, positive version of reality, and so they harm the members and eventually hit the wall.]
Versions of reality
To Heights and Unto Depths
Charles Chaput
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Think like a farmer
Most people are too loyal to their distractions to ever meet their destiny.
The courage isn't in taking on more, it's in cutting off everything that doesn't feed your goal.
Focus requires subtraction.
The courage isn't in taking on more, it's in cutting off everything that doesn't feed your goal.
Focus requires subtraction.
Brain Food: Loyal to Distractions
“Holiness is not to be equated with common sense or convention; it very often moves against such things. How the Spirit is leading each of us on that journey into the heart of God is perhaps the most profound mystery of our life and one that takes patience and guidance to discern.”
THE HOLY WIND of GOD | JOEL LITTLEPAGE
The number of people reading a post or following an account is not a useful indicator of whether or not the ideas within are made up or not.
Act accordingly.
Act accordingly.
Writer and scholar C.S. Lewis reminds us that what looks best is when we stop worrying about looking good and start focusing on doing our best:
“The sword glitters not because the swordsman set out to make it glitter but because he is fighting for his life and therefore moving it very quickly.”
Source: Surprised by Joy
“The sword glitters not because the swordsman set out to make it glitter but because he is fighting for his life and therefore moving it very quickly.”
Source: Surprised by Joy
James Clear • 3-2-1: On waiting to judge, the value of teaching, and learning how to lose
If moral truths do not exist as a foundation for law, then the law itself becomes merely a system of raw political power accountable to no one. —Scott Klusendorf