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14/ The word itself—saha jāyate—“born together with”, insists on a cosmology of mutuality, a co-arising of truth and context. How Spirit moves when nothing obstructs it. It is 'fitra' (Q.30:30), the divine template—welling up from within reality, needing no elite to verify it.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 14 May 2024

@CACRadicalGrace @brianmclaren Brian, eco-social physicians aver the Kingdom is an 'actively inhabited' love affair. Every resurrection, then, is only ever a participatory manifestation, a dynamic homecoming integrating the more-than-human realm. Yes, salvation arises from the ground as much as comes to it.

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Quoted by@PageauJonathan 20/ The true prophet is this threshold embodied, a vector of divine actuality bearing the  ontological stress of dimensions not yet seen—not through power, but radical availability. Here, ontology isn't a fixed state but a way of participating in the becoming of the Real.