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@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.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 15 Oct 2024

@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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Quoted by@NatureSchoolSU @WifeMamaHome @RizomaSchool 15/ In biblical terms, this is exorcism at scale. Reclamation. Not a new slogan, but gravity returning from a cartoon caricature of reality to the world that was always here—soil, bodies, neighbors—a coherence native to being, integrity prior to every metric and before every map.Quoted by@JYSexton In truth, it's all One Media Picture, isn't it? Call it the mimetic crescendo of a 'Media Event' then, the second-tier fabulism of techo-modernity stumbling unawares into the sunburst of revelation of a 'plot device' overturning the tables of history itself. The fat lady singing.Quoted by@BrianZahnd Appreciate the heads-up. In practical effect, that is, in actuality, the Church's trajectory isn't constitutionally messianic: rather, it's katechonic. No matter, the power of modernity can no more deny our immediate reckoning with the Planetary Christ than defy the power of God.