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@johnmilbank3 @SaveTheParish end/ Surely, in build, ours is a universal infirmity, an "eclipse of the messianic experience" (Agamben) effectively banishing the Eternal Gospel from reference in concrete reality along with the revolutionary renewal in ontological status of humanity and our planet it promises.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 1 Apr 2023

@MattThiessenNT Same on the streets, never mind in the Academy. Let's be honest. It's time for a fresh start. "From time to time, the image of God has to die so not to become an idol. It has to become transparent to transcendence to be renewed." ~ Joseph Campbell

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Let’s be honest: religion has probably never had such a bad name. Christianity is now seen as “irrelevant” by some, “toxic” by many, and often as a large part of the problem rather than any kind of solution. It’s time to rebuild from the bottom up.
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Copy of tweet: Richard Rohr Let’s be honest: religion has probably never had such a bad name. Christianity is now seen as “irrelevant” by some, “toxic” by many, and often as a large part of the problem rather than any kind of solution. It’s time to rebuild from the bottom up.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Plough @benjamindcrosby Eloquent, lucid, passionate, beautiful. And yet our conundrum remains. The institutional Church preserves its existence only by endlessly postponing the Second Advent it announces. A choice, then. Fatal decline or embracing the mission of the Living God's coming and arrival, now?Quoted by@Plough @benjamindcrosby Eloquent, lucid, passionate, beautiful. And yet our conundrum remains. The institutional Church preserves its existence only by endlessly postponing the Second Advent it announces. A choice, then. Fatal decline or embracing the mission of the Living God's coming and arrival, now?