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@MassimoFaggioli end/ Where the Qu'ran, a 'tafṣīl al-kitāb' or 'exposition' unequivocally confirming the scriptures before it (Q 10:37) is best understood as an appeal for world reformation that includes Jewish and Christian cultures, the WWW's radical metaphysics secure the reconciliatory Call.

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9/ What does it now mean that the People of the Book are the People of the Screen? What happens as a yet deeper strata of meaning embedded within the archetype of the Web, as distinct from the Book, is revealed?
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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 9 Dec 2021

@poetinbabylon A matter of perspective, perhaps, but tech and media are such that they also transform the semiotics of unity, consciousness, communion and common goodness as well as civilization’s mysterious advancement of a dark and strange corruption. The electronic Word, holy. Imagine that!

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @holland_tom Truly honor your efforts to promote faith, Tom. And yet your choice of excerpt likely lands for a planetary majority as tiresomely exceptionalist and antagonistic. Curious, for one, if you know the term 'inlibration'? Besides, times evolve and the 'Mother of the Book' with them.Quoted by@holland_tom Truly honor your efforts to promote faith, Tom. And yet your choice of excerpt likely lands for a planetary majority as tiresomely exceptionalist and antagonistic. Curious, for one, if you know the term 'inlibration'? Besides, times evolve and the 'Mother of the Book' with them.