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@CACRadicalGrace @RichardRohrOFM “We are waiting, not for a Godot, but for another - doubtless very different - St. Benedict.” - #AlasdairMacIntyre Perhaps we find an answer in commitment to a greater common good, beyond the parochial insularity of nation-states and religions. Our common good is planetary good.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 7 Jun 2021

@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.”

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @leashless 1/ Rudolph Steiner described the Jesus Event as bringing the power of the sun to the earth. There’s our solar panel, this Christmas day. But we don’t need a prophet: we need a plural, planetary prophetology. “Would to God that _all_ the Lord’s people were Prophets,” said Moses.Quoted by@leashless 1/ Rudolph Steiner described the Jesus Event as bringing the power of the sun to the earth. There’s our solar panel, this Christmas day. But we don’t need a prophet: we need a plural, planetary prophetology. “Would to God that _all_ the Lord’s people were Prophets,” said Moses.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @omniscommunia @fxxfy @suzania Perhaps the label was inevitable. God is greater than all religion: any attempt to institutionalize the God force inexorably manifests as structurally implicit repression, however and wherever it lands. What a mess, this universal, global, religious conundrum.Quoted by@omniscommunia @fxxfy @suzania Perhaps the label was inevitable. God is greater than all religion: any attempt to institutionalize the God force inexorably manifests as structurally implicit repression, however and wherever it lands. What a mess, this universal, global, religious conundrum.