Comments on: Host of the Heart /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/ the self-discovery adventure of brett taylor Sun, 24 Sep 2006 16:30:44 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.3.2 By: The Tabernacle Completed - Exodus 39 « GraceWalk: A daily Bible reading blog /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/comment-page-1/#comment-52150 Sun, 24 Sep 2006 16:30:44 +0000 /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/#comment-52150 […] Host of the Heart […]

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By: e /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/comment-page-1/#comment-32312 Mon, 15 May 2006 13:10:22 +0000 /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/#comment-32312 Brett – I found your post on Host of the Heart on your blog. I appreciate your insight. I’m a Christian in Tampa, FL, USA and I am discipling dozens of men in the area. One of the things we do is hold each other accountable for daily reading God’s Word. Your message tied in perfectly with what God was teaching us in Exodus 38. Thanks for your thoughts. Keep up the good work! – peace,e

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By: sandhya /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/comment-page-1/#comment-30542 Sat, 11 Feb 2006 10:55:27 +0000 /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/#comment-30542 simplay great !

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By: JRichmond /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/comment-page-1/#comment-30190 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 03:08:50 +0000 /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/#comment-30190 That was great… very convicting. Thanks for sharing with us!

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By: 3 Am Revolution » Blog Archive » Every Man And Woman Is A Star /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/comment-page-1/#comment-30097 Tue, 24 Jan 2006 11:32:01 +0000 /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/#comment-30097 […] Every Man And Woman Is A Star Subcoordination of Divination and Blasphemy So after reading a short post by Brett titled Host Of The Heart. it got me thinking about my Activities as of late. Those of you who know me personally know my strange ways when it comes to religion, and such. I’ve dabbled here and there, and by no means am i an expert in any means of anything, but i consider myself adept at a few things. Mostly in the fields of Ritual Magick, ceremonial magick, gnosis and invokation. my memory when it comes to occult history and such is fairly blank, but i do have enough to walk my way around a conversation. About 5, or so years ago i read a book. Now before you click this link, please remember it is not for the closed minded or ignorant. also if your particularly skiddish or superstitious, universally sensitive, or mystical in anyway, please remember that it is considered by many a HOLY text, and not one to be taken lightly. in fact you are not supposed to read it, and i reccomend you never read it again, the book reccomends burning it once you are finished, but deleting cookies works to. also, If you are going to read it and determine me as a heretic then you can go fuck yourself, do us all a favour and click the little X in the top right corner of this window. The Liber A Vel Legis (The Book Of The Law) Literally speaking, this book changed my life. it made little sense to me at the time, save a few sentences, and things i had learned previously. Two Lines stood out to me very violently. […]

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By: Albert /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/comment-page-1/#comment-30095 Tue, 24 Jan 2006 10:59:41 +0000 /archives/2006/01/24/host-of-the-heart/#comment-30095 So,
that was pretty awesome.

intense really, It’s interesting to take a look at different perspective of religion and theory like this. by that i mean the whole jesus box thing.
I guess for me it’s very universal, I don’t really beleive in a christian god, or krishna or loki or anything as a divine entity that controlls my destiny as i expierince it, thats just who i am.

but alternitivly I respect, admire and beleive in Jesus Christ.
I beleive he was THE messiah, and he saved millions and millions of lives.
in that the world’s morals and ideals are wholy, if not loosely based on christian principles, and had christ not existed, and a record not been kept, christianity most likely would have fallen.

it’s funny how jesus plays into MY life growing up i was raised catholic, went through the whole confession, communion thing, went to mass, even went to a private school that forced us to go to mass on fridays. which only served to assist in my disrespect for authority and such.

not saying i don’t respect authority, just that if someone tells me to do something, and they don’t give me a reason why if i ask for it. they will in fact get an earfull, unless they have my trust. which of course is most likely the detrimental factor in me losing faith in catholisism in general, i couldn’t have any questions i wanted answered so i had no trust in what was being said.

anyway tangent.
jesus, to me is someone everyone shoudl aspire to be.
someone who gives up literally LIFE to help because he truly beleives he can, whether or not it is true is up to your favourite theological debate.
but saying that you culd give up your life to save the entire human race for all of eternity is not something many people, if any nowadays can say.

and with that, i am inspired.
thanks brett that was nice and insightfull.
93’s bro.
-albert.

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