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@AimeTim @londonjesuit @JesuitsBritain @DamianHoward8 @CampionOxf 2/ Also, a householder/lay emphasis on the now and here of mundane, everyday life as the covenantal realm in which the whole shebang plays out, distinguished him as a South Asian cornerstone for the realized eschatology of Deep Incarnation. "What is found now is found then."

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“The Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth” construct? Kabir (loathed by clerics of his era: but now interspirtually revered) referred to “the throwing of intensity forward," a universal salvationist fantasy which religions of status quo remain only too willing to encourage…
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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 11 Oct 2024

@RDGStout To wit, Thomas à Kempis, no less, suggesting that the Bookish may well need to expand their understanding of what 'religion' and/or 'specialty', fully means: "On the day of judgment we will not be asked what we have read." The Kingdom, then, to the degree we open _its_ pages.

Winged Heart painting with calligraphy reading:

Time to close the books.
Time to open the library of the world.
- Dale Pendell
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Winged Heart painting with calligraphy reading: Time to close the books. Time to open the library of the world. - Dale Pendell

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