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Monday, June 22, 2015

Man Vs. Nature

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And I'm losing. I moved the feeder from the tree because even though it has a spring cage which shuts the doors if something heavier than a bird jumps on it, the freaking squirrels were hanging upside down on the tree to get to the seed. We had this hanging plant stand laying around so I thought I'd use it. No way the squirrels can climb up that skinny metal stand. WRONG!

As long as they don't hog it and keep the birds from getting to the seed I'll leave them be. They gotta eat too.

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  • Christian economics begins with God the Creator, "who created heaven and the things in it, and the earth and the things in it, and the sea and the things in it" (Revelation 10:6). As Creator, God is supreme Lord of His workmanship. No aspect of reality is autonomous or neutral: everything is completely subject to His commands.. What we call physical laws (such as gravity, photo-synthesis and the principles of thermodynamics) are simply the outworking of God's eternal decree· and continual providence. And the same is true of economic laws. You may (as one man did) write to Congress and request that our legislators repeal the law of supply and demand, but it is God's law, not subject to human control.. The world runs according to God's principles. Man - whether individual anarchist or totalitarian state - cannot transgress God's laws without suffering the pre-ordained consequences, in this life and the next. If you defy God's law of gravity, you will go splat; if the state defies God's law of honest money, the economy will go splat.
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