Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@GabrielSaidR The first image, frontspiece to Raimon Panikkar's 'The Intrareligious Dialogue'; where the second portrays the legendary 1219 encounter between St. Francis and the leader of the Muslim army, Sultan Malek al-Kamil, at the height of the 5th Crusade. The medievals, a stepping stone.

It happened after some days, perhaps as the fruit of an intense and sustained meditation, that a vision appeared to this ardently devoted Man. In this vision it was manifested that by means of a few sages versed in the variety of religions that exist throughout the world it could be possible to reach a certain peaceful concord. And it is through this concord that a lasting peace in religion may be attained and established by convenient and truthful means.

—Nicolai de Cusa
De Pace seu Concordantia Fidei 1,1 *
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It happened after some days, perhaps as the fruit of an intense and sustained meditation, that a vision appeared to this ardently devoted Man. In this vision it was manifested that by means of a few sages versed in the variety of religions that exist throughout the world it could be possible to reach a certain peaceful concord. And it is through this concord that a lasting peace in religion may be attained and established by convenient and truthful means. —Nicolai de Cusa De Pace seu Concordantia Fidei 1,1 *

Miniature of St. Francis and the leader of the Muslim army, Sultan Malek al-Kamil, embracing.
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Miniature of St. Francis and the leader of the Muslim army, Sultan Malek al-Kamil, embracing.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 25 Apr 2024

@islam_texts So profoundly refreshing, such inclusive hospitality. The planetary prophetological, which is to say 'Eliatic' prototype, transcendently speaking, deepens the reconciliatory mode into a yet further fullness integrating the Resurrection Body of the Earth.

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Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. What is last and final is the blessing of the new creation in which righteousness and justice dwells"; the solidarity of social and planetary renewal; the simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection; 'the best is yet to come.'
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Copy of tweet here: Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. What is last and final is the blessing of the new creation in which righteousness and justice dwells"; the solidarity of social and planetary renewal; the simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection; 'the best is yet to come.'

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