RT @nick_routledge: @Plough Yoder Neufeld describes it as "participating in Messianic faithfulness," a disclosure (1 Cor. 1:18) yoked, through us, finally, to the redemption of the future from the power of history itself: Christ's victory over "the demonic complex" (D.E.H. Whiteley) realized upon God's Day.
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Copy of tweet thread: “How do we balance the vital importance of our potency with the equally vital importance of our lack of omnipotence? Perhaps there lies the key: that our potency is not omnipotence and our lack of omnipotence is not impotence” - Marilyn Charles A field of perception and liberating activity reconciled, perhaps, in the figure of Jesus leading us to participate in God's power which to the world seems like powerlessness.
@Plough @myleswerntz 1/ "Some insist that Jesus meant for us to live out these teachings fully now; others argue that this will only be possible when he returns." To dyadic basics, then? Panikkar: "The ultimate basis for the method will have to be the very reality which the method helps to disclose."
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