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@jbralston @uoedivinity @RimSarah @josh_good_ 1/Wonderful, thank you. I wonder if the ultimacy of an inclusive eschatology (Adorno's, "Knowledge has no light but that shed on the world by redemption") holds an essential, evolutionary key to bridging the reconciliatory limits still defining both esoteric and exoteric promise.

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1/ An inclusive eschatology? "A new opennness or sympathy comes into play when the encounter between different faiths and spiritualities is set within a horizon of hope and its expectation of an ultimate communion of eternal life."      ~ Anthony Kelly
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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 17 Oct 2022

@CACRadicalGrace @RichardRohrOFM Guides from all major, planetary, esoteric currents tell me the psyche technes they teach will 'never fill stadiums'. Frankly, the exclusionary brilliance they admit to has never not landed as problematically constrained in terms of the democratic requirements of world salvation.

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Quoted by@jbralston @uoedivinity @CMSN_Edi @UniteThePoor end/ My question, then. What if we’re missing something? What if Islam and Christianity, together, aren’t enough? What if the Final Word amounts to a speech act owing its transcendent character precisely to its assimilative, *planetary* reconciliatory promise and power?