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@RichardRohrOFM @CACRadicalGrace “but reluctant to speak another language about the world other than the one in which we are palpably invested. It is the hard work of prophetic preaching, I propose, to make that tension explicit, available & visible, in order to permit informed, knowing choices.” - Brueggemann

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 31 Aug 2020

6/ To therefore suppose the catastrophic cascade of accumulating differences now upon us, amounts to one & the same as a Dark Age in the making, is to succumb to a fundamental failure of insight & imagination, to a profoundly diminished sense of who we truly, magnificently are.

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Quoted by@BandyXLee1 And in the face of such totalizing, cultural denial, “the prophetic voice does not put people in crisis. Rather it names and makes palpable the crisis already pulsing among us...with possibility for what has been, until now, unthinkable and unsayable.” - #Brueggemann