Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@JMGreerWriter Caught that current forty years ago. “It is my contention that theological language and prophetic call is the only language of justice left to counter the language of the market.” - Laurie Zoloth, "The Coming Storm: Climate Change and Jewish Thought", p.29.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 21 Oct 2024

@Plough Dust on the scales. As if a vast, interlocking array of global structures of religious and secular consciousness and power somehow guarantees existential absolution from the planetary reality and consequence of "a vast and hideous occasion of sin." There's a Reckoning Day to pay.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Plough The true crisis is epistemic. When we removed Reality as a category pertaining to God, capitalism filled the void—becoming our theology, our fate. A “monstrously metastasized psychosis,” says Hart, “in its essence, evil.” The Kingdom eclipsed. The eschaton deferred. For now.Quoted by@Plough The true crisis is epistemic. When we removed Reality as a category pertaining to God, capitalism filled the void—becoming our theology, our fate. A “monstrously metastasized psychosis,” says Hart, “in its essence, evil.” The Kingdom eclipsed. The eschaton deferred. For now.