Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@_ithompson As for your first question, I suspect an answer is not so much about the distinctions which divide us, as where we’re headed. ?s=20

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 13 Jan 2021

“...Enlighteners like Abraham Geiger claim that the true message of messianism all along has not been nationalism but universalism...” 3/

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @antoniogm Andrew McKenna: “The breakdown of institutional Christianity is the legacy of the crucifixion narrative, which is one with the Hebrew Bible’s denunciation of overtly sacrificial institutions, indeed, of all forms of victimization.” Messianism, planetary and universal.Quoted by@antoniogm Andrew McKenna: “The breakdown of institutional Christianity is the legacy of the crucifixion narrative, which is one with the Hebrew Bible’s denunciation of overtly sacrificial institutions, indeed, of all forms of victimization.” Messianism, planetary and universal.