Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@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

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Aug 2024

@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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Quoted by@PageauJonathan 2/ At first glance, these two figures could not be more different. The trickster reveals what is hidden by disturbing what is settled, exposing the idolatries we mistake for absolutes. A sacred form of epistemic rupture, they clear space for something more true to emerge.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @nils_gilman 1/ Yes, Schmitt avers modernity's central political concepts are theological analogs, secularized: Taubes, less famously, the inverse. Alert, then, to a truce already functional as a planetarian ecology of symbiotic consciousness? Well, purblind Islamophobia doesn't exactly help.Quoted by@nils_gilman 1/ Yes, Schmitt avers modernity's central political concepts are theological analogs, secularized: Taubes, less famously, the inverse. Alert, then, to a truce already functional as a planetarian ecology of symbiotic consciousness? Well, purblind Islamophobia doesn't exactly help.Quoted by@ThinkingFaith At some point, hope may assume a katechonic momentum. That is, prayer alone will not suffice. “What is found now is found then.” Not there, but here: not escape, but homecoming. “Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” The incarnation, fully articulated, planetarily.