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Seven Principles for Navigating the Purple Cultural Meldown March 31, 2021.

Introduction. It does no good to say that you're not a prepper. Everybody's a prepper.

This is one of Russian's inescapable concepts, not whether, but which.

It's not whether you are prepping for some future scenario, but rather which future scenario you

are prepping for. If you have a metric ton of freeze-dried food in the basement,

two generators, enough ammo to last you through the entire zombie apocalypse,

then you are prepping for one kind of scenario. If you have a metric ton of leverage debt in the

attic, two bankrupt pension funds, and three surly teenagers who are disgusted with you in your

ways, then you are prepping for something else entirely. And it better not be anything

rougher than a slight chop on the pond underneath your frail canoe excursion of life, so to speak.

What I thought to do here is put together a list of seven areas where Christians ought to take

stock of their lives and situations as they consider the accelerating deterioration of the culture

around us. All of this should be done in a spirit of calm prudence and not panic. Panic helps to

motivate your thinking to go fast, but it doesn't help it to go in a straight line.

And yes, I know each one of these points could be developed much more fully, but here they all are

in one place. Treasure in heaven. The first principle is that you must trust in God,

and not in the strength of any of these principles in themselves. God is sovereign all the time,

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