Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

29 November 2021 at 17:25Reply to @nick_routledge

@CACRadicalGrace @RichardRohrOFM Perhaps let what we know of the character and will of Jesus as revealed in Scripture reshape our images of the the Parousia Event? “Only when the apocalyptic expectation of judgment is completely Christianized does it lose its terror and become a liberating hope.” - Moltmann

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Quoted by15 Jun 2022RT @nick_routledge: @CACRadicalGrace @UniteThePoor Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. What is last and final is the new word of creation: ‘Behold, I make all things new’ (Rev. 21.5).”Quoted by15 Jun 2022@CACRadicalGrace @UniteThePoor Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. What is last and final is the new word of creation: ‘Behold, I make all things new’ (Rev. 21.5).”Quoted by4 Dec 2021RT @nick_routledge: @CenteringPrayer A second Advent message? What we are now encountering is not the End of the World, but that confusing historical moment of evolutionary proportions when the way we see must end as another version of the world ensues. Michael Meade: “Welcome to the end of the world as we knew it.”Quoted by4 Dec 2021@CenteringPrayer A second Advent message? What we are now encountering is not the End of the World, but that confusing historical moment of evolutionary proportions when the way we see must end as another version of the world ensues. Michael Meade: “Welcome to the end of the world as we knew it.”Quoted by30 Nov 2021RT @nick_routledge: @RevDrBarber “...wanting the gospel narrative to be true but reluctant to speak another language about the world other than the one in which we are palpably invested...The only safety on offer is the embrace of attentive compassion that summons us and calls us by name” - Walter Brueggemann Quoted by30 Nov 2021@RevDrBarber “...wanting the gospel narrative to be true but reluctant to speak another language about the world other than the one in which we are palpably invested...The only safety on offer is the embrace of attentive compassion that summons us and calls us by name” - Walter Brueggemann