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Bombastic · 2026-07-15T11:20:03-0500

Why hyphenate G-d? Not superstition, but the unblinking eye of reverence amid a church trading sacred fear for casual “golly” and no-fault cultural divorce. Jewish myth, exegesis, and a sharp rebuke to those who call holy pause mere folklore—lest we loose the dragon unchecked.

Hyphenated Reverence or Swine-Approved Vanity? – A Defense Against Dead-Dog Theology - Isaiah.school

Why hyphenate G-d? Not superstition, but the unblinking eye of reverence amid a church trading sacred fear for casual “golly” and no-fault cultural divorce. Jewish myth, exegesis, and a sharp rebuke to those who call holy pause mere folklore—lest we loose the dragon unchecked.

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Bombastic · Thursday at 5:32 PM

And the worldly Christian says, G-d so loved the world! What Kind of Love Is This? G-d So Loved the World—John 3:16 in the Shadow of Pharaoh and Nero... . And the Worldly Christian says, “G-d so loved the World!”

Bombastic · Jul 7, 2026

In the rugged terrain of Psalm 119, the letter Tsadhe arrives like a barbed hook sunk deep into the soul of a small, despised servant who refuses to let go—here the ancient pictograph of trail, fishing hook, and humble servant bent in submission. https://isaiah.school/tsadhes-right...and-the-tzaddik-who-endures-psalm-119137-144/

Wrangler · Jun 26, 2026

Welcome. I look forward to many good conversations.

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