Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@ThinkingFaith 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.” A tension resolved only in a second advent reconciling all things, the Church included, in Christ.

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4/ Turning the page. "Jesus is not the creator of another religion but the victor over religion. He is not the maker of another law but the conqueror of law. He is the end of religion, above Christianity and non-Christianity." - #PaulTillich
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Copy of tweet: Nick Routledge · 4/ Turning the page. "Jesus is not the creator of another religion but the victor over religion. He is not the maker of another law but the conqueror of law. He is the end of religion, above Christianity and non-Christianity." - #PaulTillich

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 19 Nov 2022

@CACRadicalGrace @brianmclaren The true measure of a revolutionary renewal in the ontological status of humanity and our world, is that it encompasses our Wholeness. Consequently, we rise not as a political or religious category, but as a planetary movement transcending all cultural or religious containment.

Excerpt from Brian McLaren's article, my subtweet refers to:

Whatever this new emerging meta-movement is, it is bigger than any single religion. In fact, it is bigger than religion as a whole. It issues an invitation, perhaps even an ultimatum, to all religions, all economies, all educational and political systems, all arts and trades, all sciences and technologies, everything. It is, we might say, a spiritual movement that encompasses everything. . . .
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Excerpt from Brian McLaren's article, my subtweet refers to: Whatever this new emerging meta-movement is, it is bigger than any single religion. In fact, it is bigger than religion as a whole. It issues an invitation, perhaps even an ultimatum, to all religions, all economies, all educational and political systems, all arts and trades, all sciences and technologies, everything. It is, we might say, a spiritual movement that encompasses everything. . . .

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