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13/ Incarnation is thus neither doctrine nor distant horizon but God’s pivot-presence—the eschaton disclosing itself through history’s fractures. Nothing lies outside its scope. Evolutionary history, ecological survival, political justice: all are enfolded in the kairotic now.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 19 Jul 2025

@PageauJonathan 24/ The threshold between mystical and political fuses here. What seems like retreat from the world's systems is actually the deepest form of engagement—not opposing power but embodying an alternative ontology that renders domination obsolete through the sheer weight of presence.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @dysangelistes @lukeburgis Their track record says enough, and brings us to a practical concern with systemic possession. As such, the Messiah: functionally, an exorcism recalibrating identity at the planetary level, establishing an axis of ontological legitimacy restoring individual and cosmic order.Quoted by@dysangelistes @lukeburgis Their track record says enough, and brings us to a practical concern with systemic possession. As such, the Messiah: functionally, an exorcism recalibrating identity at the planetary level, establishing an axis of ontological legitimacy restoring individual and cosmic order.