RT @nick_routledge: @CACRadicalGrace @MirabaiStarr "Waking up is a community affair." Yes, 'the person of the prophet', as historically conceived, is a redundant anachronism. Every resurrection is now local: functional prophetology can *only* be plural, mutual and grounded. Moses: "Would that all the Lord's people were prophets."
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Two-tweet excerpt from a thread. and Coincidentally, no matter the limitless network of significance of McLuhan’s ‘global village’, any 'individual' attempt to give the prophetic “a local habitation and a name” will proceed only in so far as its unifying articulation is somatically and inalienably attuned to... and ...the genius of a particularized habitat, the intricate harmony of an integrative coming to wholeness embracing 1, and just 1, locale. The prophetic eco-village is, in other words, singularly defined by a shared face and a parochial limit. So much for the individual of a savior.
@johnrobb @cdrsalamander Big fan of Monibot's prescience and acuity around the gravity of climate chaos, but clearly he's one full remove away from a 'prima facie' encounter with regenerative earthwork and its grounded insights into epistemologies and ideologies unhinged from co-evolutionary realpolitik.
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