Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@publicroad Christo-nationalism? Obscene. But goodness, how little understood is the essence of evangelical _experience_ - the felt, transcendent oneness of corporate, as distinct from individual prayer, for example - by ‘higher church’ folk. That alone, vital to a life-affirming ecumene.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 28 Sept 2020

@lilgidding Prima facie Pentecostal _experience_ flys so far under the radar of mainstream reification of the flow of the spirit, even the basic premise of this discussion illuminates the anesthetized heart of theological abstraction. Perhaps try a bona fide street church and report back?

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Quoted by@RichAH67 @JemarTisby @stewartdantec @RevJacquiLewis @UniteThePoor Of course you're not alone. A root, muddying confusion? White supremacists co-opting the 'evangelical' phenomenon. An authentic Jesus-loving life, anti-racist and fundamentally 'evangelical' in foundation and character, a great holiness! A kind fellow to follow, @ShaneClaiborne