Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

17 February 2021 at 16:32Reply to @psyche_the_mag

@psyche_the_mag Beautifully elucidated. And then we have the further ontological layering of a ‘messianic architecture’ to time, Judaism’s essential gift to humanity.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 1 Jan 2021

@quasiaesthete 1/ Heschel's 'Sabbath', ("the primary text for all subsequent US Jewish spirituality" - Kushner) introduced the radical idea of an 'architecture of holiness', not in space and the material things which fill it, but in time and the eternity which imbues it. facebook.com/nick.routledge.39/posts/2051316024952377

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Quoted by14 Aug 2022RT @nick_routledge: @jesuits_ireland @Pontifex 3/ "It is the dimension of time wherein man meets God. Time is the presence of God in the world of space...It is a moment in time - the Messianic end of days - that will give back to man what a thing in space, the Tower of Babel, had taken away." ~ Heschel @Pontifex Quoted by14 Aug 2022@jesuits_ireland @Pontifex 3/ "It is the dimension of time wherein man meets God. Time is the presence of God in the world of space...It is a moment in time - the Messianic end of days - that will give back to man what a thing in space, the Tower of Babel, had taken away." ~ Heschel @Pontifex