Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@RDGStout John 12:31: "Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out." A phase-change of total and irrevocable transformation in a mere instant of history or 'Day', as planetarian prophetology describes the inescapable Reckoning due the Demonic Complex.

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Ultimately, whatever our name for it, the 'Hour of Reckoning' or 'Day of the Messiah' isn't delineated by peculiarly Abrahamic or even singularly religious limits. Man-made history is only one of history’s dimensions. 'Planetary Parousia' or 'Qiyamat al-Qiyamat' takes it all in.

3/ At the planetary level, meanwhile, a vast complex of democratic insight clarifies the ontic advent of the Hindu Kalki Avatara, Jewish Mashiach, Muslim Mahdi, Buddhist Maitreya, East Asian Great Savior, Zoroastrian Saoshyant and complementary Indigenous currents.
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Copy of tweet and quote tweet here: Ultimately, whatever our name for it, the 'Hour of Reckoning' or 'Day of the Messiah' isn't delineated by peculiarly Abrahamic or even singularly religious limits. Man-made history is only one of history’s dimensions. 'Planetary Parousia' or 'Qiyamat al-Qiyamat' takes it all in. 3/ At the planetary level, meanwhile, a vast complex of democratic insight clarifies the ontic advent of the Hindu Kalki Avatara, Jewish Mashiach, Muslim Mahdi, Buddhist Maitreya, East Asian Great Savior, Zoroastrian Saoshyant and complementary Indigenous currents.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 2 Oct 2024

@BrianZahnd @Dialecticsoup Juergen Moltmann: "'Messianism is the idea which Israel gave the world,' affirmed Gershom Schloem." Then again, Israel no more owns ‘world messianism’ than Christianity the Gospels. How could any one religion, culture or institution 'own' the planetary sunburst of the messianic?

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Quoted by8/ The tragedy is not divine absence. The tragedy is that the eschaton stands before us—unrecognized, even by those meant to proclaim it. It is not some future spectacle. It is here. Already burning. Jesus named it: eyes open, but blind.