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6/ Simply stated, the prophetic mode positions contemplative awareness within trans-historical experience of an _evolving_ Universe; of Reality itself as an unfinished project. God is, after all, not a noun, but a verb: not a standing still, but life, co-evolving.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 25 Oct 2021

@CarlMcColman What is ‘more important’, then? Balance, perhaps. A dynamic wedding in which we liberate ourselves and Reality from a denial of the primacy of either half of life, either half of ourselves, either half of God. And what might such a working conversation both effect and require?

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @CarlMcColman So greatly enjoy and affirm your presence, acuity and eloquence, Carl. I'd personally acknowledge a further essentially Christian, which is to say messianic, aspect to cosmic contemplation; namely, its contextual or evolutionary dimension, and all such integration represents.Quoted by@CarlMcColman So greatly enjoy and affirm your presence, acuity and eloquence, Carl. I'd personally acknowledge a further essentially Christian, which is to say messianic, aspect to cosmic contemplation; namely, its contextual or evolutionary dimension, and all such integration represents.Quoted by@sssfCommunity I honestly wouldn't know how to get out of bed in the mornings without God. 'Great things', but the supernatural consequence of mundane fellowship to the will of God. Love has a direction. "Let us learn always to receive further surprises." - Illich ?s=20&t=Q7Hvdsu2yynqJ9JvnpZvpA