Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@TaraAnnThieke 1/ As it happens, a salvation narrative fully grounded in the lived experience of new world creation is already well in hand, though, naturally, Planetary Pentecost phenomenally transcends the perspective, definition and limits of (any one) religion, culture, nation or landscape.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 21 May 2021

@poetinbabylon In a very real sense, the 'prophetic earthwork' movement amounts to just such a phenomenon, establishing a path into the fully incarnational life which rests, restores and reinvigorates ourselves, the planet and the expression of the Beautiful, in the same breath...

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Quoted byend/ “Of all things ordained for our happiness, the greatest is universal peace.” - Dante Alighieri, De Monarchia, Book I. The Messianic Day secures our new world creation, the solidarity of social and planetary renewal, the simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection. Peace.Quoted by@antoniogm 1/ Not sure it matters. Paraphrasing Heschel: concrete, grounded, planetary reality is where redemptive time is actualizing - a co-evolutionary revival making nonsense of unhinged materialist and religious fetishism and its cultural irrelevancies.Quoted by@SophiaCycles Perhaps allow that concrete reality is way ahead of the Anachronism Soundbite?Quoted by@CACRadicalGrace @knorriseyt 2/ As such, ‘co-evolutionary sacramentality’ restores the concordance between religious life and the seasonal cycle of ritual, between the largely synthetic lives and civilization we strain to inhabit, and a more natural way of being we are all being urgently called toward.