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RT @nick_routledge: @no_no_nanett @MassimoFaggioli @LaCroixInt Your question invites an answer. The Church isn't alone. The stark truth, in materialist terms, is that everyone, everywhere, has been outgunned by a global control-complex poised to kill us all. The unifying articulation of a coherent, consolidated, planetary response, then?

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3/ This, not some form of cheap universalism, rather a planetary reckoning with a Wholeness transcending supremacist epistemologies and their full-spectrum dominance over the moral and ontological imagination and “the infrastructure of all religions and all cultures.” (Girard)
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Copy of tweet here: 3/ This, not some form of cheap universalism, rather a planetary reckoning with a Wholeness transcending supremacist epistemologies and their full-spectrum dominance over the moral and ontological imagination and “the infrastructure of all religions and all cultures.” (Girard)

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 8 Nov 2023

@UssamaMakdisi 1/ We're certainly ripe for the sudden, planetary irruption of a positive anthropology proving timely, coherent, comprehensible, accessible, democratically and universally 'catchy’, and which functionally addresses the totality of human and earthly needs.

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Quoted by@trippfuller As Panikkar clarifies, "For a truly cross-cultural understanding, we need a new revelatory experience." The 'messianic', which is to say 'planetarian' ontology of deep incarnation, then, and the parousial initiation of a unicity in which we include and complete one another. 12/13Quoted by@SherPoint 7/ Such reconciliation embraces way more than mysticism and religion, of course. It welcomes everything: the visible and invisible, secular and sacred, natural and manufactured, human and more-than-human, in a summation completing itself in the power and promise of wholeness.