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Is a relationship with Jesus worth the loss of this world?
Are we willing to give up our wiggle room?
Does positional authority deserve respect because they have?
Is that what it means to follow the way of Christ?
11/10 Bi-Limerick: Exploding Frames (Swallowing Frogs)
The reason I deny Your NameOur final episode ends with Little Man confronting his greatest face. Watch for an epilogue...
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Ernie encourages Little Man to stop being a "Good Boy", as an unexpected trip highlights the subterranean anger we have been looking for (and avoiding).
When do we gain enough faith in the universe to trade an unpleasant but familiar reality for a glorious but uncertain future?
Why did Jesus have to die?
To show us:
What is the lie we are holding on to because we, too, fear the truth that would set us free?
What does it take for men to actually grow up, and escape the infantilism of "Neverland" -- without becoming a tyrant or an outcast?
Perhaps anger. But we can't stay angry forever. If we can't externalize -- and shouldn't internalize -- where can it go?
Unforgiven: A Testimony in Three Persons (Blog Post)
Where do we go when civilization feels like a cruel lie imposed on you by people who are afraid to face the truth?
Next: Loking for Everland
The original Loki was the completely random "trickster" necessary to reset traditional society when their context changed.
When the only definition of morality was tradition, any deviation was necessarily beyond good or evil.
With the advent of civilization, and empire, revolution become religious, then ideological.
Can we recover that sense of adventure, and enchantment, without going fully post-apocalyptic?
We kickoff this episode by ranting about the TSA, then delve into why we do and don't respect authority figures.
Ernie and Little share there growing alienation from society in the early 2000s, but stop when they still had hope for reformation rather than revolution.
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