Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@pmkofahl @wjlanesr @LauraRbnsn @smith_jeniffer I so wholeheartedly agree, Matthew. You are right. Semiotic snafus, thassaall. To be Xian is to be fundamentally corporate. As for the limits of the Church? It no more owns the Gospels than Jeff Bezos my soul. Truly, ours can only ever be a universal love, universally loved.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 25 May 2021

Consciousness, our Prophets universally aver, inexorably advances toward an experience of world peace. Planetary Pentecost. This, then, is Love co-evolving, the marriage feast, the great wedding banquet of Divine victory. We are saved, ultimately, by beauty. /end

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @stewartdantec Bailie: “One of the many paradoxes with which Christians must wrestle is the fact that, by its very nature, a “pro-Christian” position is antithetical to the spirit of the gospel.”Quoted by@stewartdantec Bailie: “One of the many paradoxes with which Christians must wrestle is the fact that, by its very nature, a “pro-Christian” position is antithetical to the spirit of the gospel.”Quoted byThread. /1 Divine blessings upon divine appropriation, our universal heritage. It is a good day to die, our Native Brethren say, upon a beautiful day. Severance Day. I call upon the Church to resign.