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@SherPoint end/ What if the Final Word amounts to a speech act owing its inclusivity precisely to its *planetary* reconciliatory character? To our active participation in a dynamic earthly and human solidarity transcending secular and religious limits? To the saving grace of a fresh start?

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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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Copy of tweet here: 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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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 6 Dec 2023

@AimeTim 4/ The web of life is a food web. As such, the reinhabitory foodshed movement defines the leading edge of a planetary reconciliation in which faithful aspiration toward personal, corporate, earthly and cosmic harmony coalesces in a simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection.

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Incarnational theology? A half-way house. What remains is to co-create the New World. Moltmann: "The reconciliation of the world is the promise of the new creation of all things, and the new creation is the fulfillment of the reconciliation of the world."
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Copy of tweet here: Incarnational theology? A half-way house. What remains is to co-create the New World. Moltmann: "The reconciliation of the world is the promise of the new creation of all things, and the new creation is the fulfillment of the reconciliation of the world."

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