A Knight's Blog

  The devil is cunning, Scripture tells us so, “Put on all of God’s armor so that you will be able to stand firm against all strategies of the devil,” (Ephensians 6:11), one of those pieces of spiritual armor is the Helmet of Salvation. A strategy that is emerging from the kingdom of darkness is something called a thoughtform or Tulpa. This is said to be a spontaneous or initated creation of a thought being, said to be true entity that forms in your mind like a symbiote, it feeds and experiencing your thoughts, feelings, and gets major energy from your dopamine, oxytocin, and etc. It originates in Buddhism and Hindu traditions which should tell us all we as Christians should know about why its a bad thing from the beginning, but now Psychology is adopting it saying, its simply how your consicousness is compartmentalizing to cope with lots of trauma; that it is a means to protect you from total break down. Tulpa or thoughtforms are not guardians and protectors of your mind, they are...

  Our Lord Jesus Christ gave us a warning that in the last times, “lawlessness will increase, and the love of many will grow cold.” (Matthew 24:12). I originally interpreted this to mean that because sin (lawlessness) increases love will naturally decrease because people will become as the Apostle said, “For people will love only themselves and their money. They will be boastful, abusive, and proud, scoffing at God, disobedient to their parents, and ungrateful. They will consider nothing sacred. They will be unloving and unforgiving; they will slander others and have no self-control. They will be cruel and hate what is good.” (2 Timothy 3:2-3) . However, I have encountered in recently months another layer to these words of our Lord, and it is most disturbing. In Anime there is a personality type called the Tsundere, usually a female character, who is fiery, and very abusive. She harbors deep feelings of affection for the protagonist, but whenever he reaches out or compliments her, ...

  In a world full of mega churches and major upheaval it can feel like that the church his under siege in all directions. There can be a temptation to turn our struggles into a great cosmic conflict, and read apocalyptic omens in our offering plates. Sometimes I think about how maybe we need to get back to the quietness, to the small churches in small towns where our Faith can shine brightly, and even crosses rise up aside the rode to proclaim our Savior. The Mega Church model as turned church into a numbers game, when it is about people, the ecclesia, the set apart ones of Christ who should gather not to meet some quota but to commune with the LORD and each other.  Grand Cathedrals and Mega Churches have their charms. The former are architectural wonders that draw our minds back to the Age when churches were the center of every village, town, and city. Especially St. Peters Basilica, and Norte Dame Cathedral (which has been restored after being destroyed). The ladder, the Meg...