Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@BrianZahnd True. Politics _possesses_ folk. It owns them. Hence, the Acceptable Day of the Lord as a form of all-inclusive exorcism (as Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, calls for it), sloughing off a diabolical corruption of the planetary imagination for the messianic revelation of Kingdom reality.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Jun 2024

@Temenosis Perhaps it's timely to ask to what degree all of us have been 'NPC-ed' by the peak deception of a monolithic caricature of reality-in-actuality, and the immense array of epistemologies and institutions its all-pervasive optics exclusively represent, validate and secure?

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2/ Then again, a culturally-constructed Spectacle passing for substantive reality is hardly news; nor, for that matter, is the dark sorcery of veiled powers commanding us to be fooled by appearances - ravenous wolves disguised as angels of light. There is another way, of course.
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Copy of tweet here: and 2/ Then again, a culturally-constructed Spectacle passing for substantive reality is hardly news; nor, for that matter, is the dark sorcery of veiled powers commanding us to be fooled by appearances - ravenous wolves disguised as angels of light. There is another way, of course.

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Quoted by@JMGreerWriter How about a future where political colors denote a lunatic historical interlude? The planetary-saving advent, then, of a liberation of truth junking the Greater Brainwash, concomitantly freeing us to immense pastures of ontological promise and possibility, previously withheld.