Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@millinerd Perennialism, a vast field of scholarship and, crucially, orthopraxis, with Christians, frankly, a tad slow out of the gates. Few, say, are familiar with the emergent or supersessive principle of an inclusive eschatology actualized in the 'planetary prophetological' encounter.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 12 Jun 2024

@jonmsweeney In part because other traditions are relative later-to-the-game, stick-in-the-muds, the summation-of-all-faiths current is preeminently an Islamic love affair. As the most explicitly eschatological of Books, the Qu'ran seals an indisputable function announcing the phenomenon.

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Simply stated, it is in the depths of our own beings that we may discover the planetary meeting-place which is the reconciliation and summation of the multiplicity of revelations - what Corbin describes as “the rigorous unity of the prophetic Revelatory Principle in history.” 4/

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16/ #Quran2:136 “Say: We believe in God and that which was revealed unto us, and that which was revealed unto Abraham, and Ismail, and Isaac, and Jacob, and the tribes, and that which Moses and Jesus received and that which the Prophets received from their Lord...” @UniteThePoor
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Copy of tweet thread beginning here: 2/ 3/ Simply stated, it is in the depths of our own beings that we may discover the planetary meeting-place which is the reconciliation and summation of the multiplicity of revelations - what Corbin describes as “the rigorous unity of the prophetic Revelatory Principle in history.” 4/ Quote 16/ #Quran2:136 “Say: We believe in God and that which was revealed unto us, and that which was revealed unto Abraham, and Ismail, and Isaac, and Jacob, and the tribes, and that which Moses and Jesus received and that which the Prophets received from their Lord...” @UniteThePoor

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @GabrielSaidR Divine Comedy time, yes. Did you hear the one about Christianity no more owning the Gospels than Buddhism the Maitreya? Or Mansur Hallaj affirming recognition of the trans-cultural diversity of revealed faiths as providential? "I will die in the religion of the cross." ~ Diwan 67Quoted by@GabrielSaidR Divine Comedy time, yes. Did you hear the one about Christianity no more owning the Gospels than Buddhism the Maitreya? Or Mansur Hallaj affirming recognition of the trans-cultural diversity of revealed faiths as providential? "I will die in the religion of the cross." ~ Diwan 67