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RT @nick_routledge: @lukeburgis That's exquisite. Bruno Barnhart likewise described the Christ force as an immanent historical dynamism transforming all of created reality. Ultimately, incarnation defines an inbetweenness wherein Reality comes to fullness in us individually and together, at once. We inhabit it.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 19 Aug 2024

@johnmilbank3 We must go further. As such, the advent of the 'prophetic earthwork' movement as a bio-composite communion or convivium of land-based service work. To recalibrate or reintegrate Illich: “The kingdom is an eco-social reality at a transcendental level."

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @affinitytalks @TDieppe @HaddenTurner @JubileeCentre We must go further. The Kingdom demands earthbound discipleship, not spectator theology. Jesus the Gardener comes back to return us to creation and to dissolve the world that forgot it—churches and empires alike. The Word must be inhabited, else belief is but betrayal gone pious.Quoted by@affinitytalks @TDieppe @HaddenTurner @JubileeCentre We must go further. The Kingdom demands earthbound discipleship, not spectator theology. Jesus the Gardener comes back to return us to creation and to dissolve the world that forgot it—churches and empires alike. The Word must be inhabited, else belief is but betrayal gone pious.