Truth Beyond Systems
Week of November 10–16, 2025
Hey, Yeshuans! Here’s what came out across the Yeshuans platform this week. From live conversations about truth and prayer, to a deep dismantling of priesthoods, to articles exposing the mechanisms of religion itself, every message pointed to one central realization: truth is not found in systems, certainty, or collective control, but in humility, Spirit, and the individual heart.
☎️ The November 13th Call-In Hour
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Shawn and Delaney opened the lines for questions on faith, prayer, truth, and culture. They explored subjective vs. objective truth, public prayer, the move from law to Spirit, slavery in Leviticus, and the Trinity debate, all pointing to one conclusion: faith grows through humility and love, not doctrinal precision or religious performance.
⚖️ Talking to Mormons: The Levitical Priesthood of Mormonism
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Danny Larsen breaks down why the biblical Levitical priesthood ended with Christ, and why the LDS “Aaronic Priesthood” claims cannot be historically or scripturally defended. He shows that Christ alone holds the eternal priesthood, and believers become His temple through faith, not institutional ordination.
❤️ Shawn’s Teaching: Psalms 93–94, 96, 98–103, 105–106, 108
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Shawn explores twelve Psalms showing how victory comes from God’s presence, and defeat from His absence. He traces the journey from temple to heart, concluding that the human heart is God’s final dwelling place and greatest battleground.
📝 Articles by Delaney
📄 Material Religion
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A breakdown of how humanity turns material systems, doctrines, identities, institutions, data — into stand-ins for Truth.
Delaney explains how this produces certainty, division, and control, and why humility, faith, and love require maintaining a gap between material representation and transcendent truth.
📄 Christ™ — A Case for Deontological Faith
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A critique of how Christianity collectivizes Truth and weaponizes “love” through correction and conformity.
Delaney contrasts this with deontological faith, a personal, humble pursuit of Truth that cannot be owned or enforced.
Her core insight:
Religion weaponizes Truth and calls it love.
Faith embodies Love and calls it Truth.
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