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@lukeburgis 4/ One of the more astute takedowns of the entire fallacy issues from the S. Asian prophet contemplative, Kabir, who never shied from declaring such "throwing of intensity forward" precisely the root incoherence affording religious and secular powers their credence and authority.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 29 Nov 2022

@jbralston 2/ Take the promise and power of co-evolutionary diversity in the light of Francis Clooney's Indological leanings. What direct, incarnational relevance do South Asian prophet-contemplatives have to the contemporary 'regenerative design movement', for example?

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Quoted by20/ The Kingdom, then, doesn’t arrive fully formed. It takes form—through us. It isn't bestowed. It is built. Not in doctrine, nor by elites, but by making it Real in the labor of loving. Kabir wove. Nund Rishi farmed. Christ worked with wood. No castes, no courts, no careerists.