@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.
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Copy of tweet here: Indeed, why eschew a syncretic secular-religious concatenation, when a mature synthesis advances an evolutionary perspective transcending the agency of either camp, alone? What if a coherent planetary response is accessible to us only because it is inherently reconciliatory?
@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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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)