@Zheschool Thank you. I loved your piece. It's perhaps worth noting that world religion, in entirety, is in wholesale free fall, and the good questions are increasingly being asked from a perspective embracing the greater coherence, meaningfulness and liberation of a planetary articulation.
@brianmclaren 24/ As such, the claim “Elias is come,” announces the profound potential an inclusive vision of revelation holds for addressing the question of meaning in our time, along with the guidance and nourishment its positive advent affords everyone, everywhere. No exceptions.
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Excerpt of tweet thread here: Rohr: "Only God decides what to anoint—which, thank God, is all of creation and all of humanity from the beginning. No exceptions." Likewise, Matthew Fox: "Is the Cosmic Christ not an archetype about how we are all in some way anointed kings, queens, priests, and messiahs?" "What if every human being is anointed, Messiahed, Christ?" asks Reverend Jacqui Lewis. Yes, we are all anointed Messiah. No exceptions. Though, crucially, ‘to be free is nothing: to become free is everything.’ In order to inherit our freedom, we need to go toward it.