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RT @nick_routledge: @MintPressNews @ChrisLynnHedges True. Where materialist fundamentalism represents but the flip-side of precisely the same coin. What form then, a summons transcending the secular and religious symbiosis of an Extinction Tyranny imagining itself as the highest ground of necessity, probity and significance?

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 7 Oct 2022

@davidrieff @nils_gilman David, hi. Surprised to stumble upon a fundamentally secular community of interest and vernacular addressing "the political and temporal dynamism of eschatology" as it relates to "the possibility of a messianic Politics to Come." Nils' "radical philosophical event" comes to mind.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @nils_gilman Whaddayaknow? The 'cultured despisers' (Schleiermacher) of religious dogma, superstition, fanaticism and false consciousness note a secular correlative. Not that similarities end there. Paraphrasing Durkheim, we're never more religious than when we think we've overcome religion.Quoted by@nils_gilman Whaddayaknow? The 'cultured despisers' (Schleiermacher) of religious dogma, superstition, fanaticism and false consciousness note a secular correlative. Not that similarities end there. Paraphrasing Durkheim, we're never more religious than when we think we've overcome religion.