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@CTmagazine 3/ We grapple with the abyss of eschatological tension: we must act and choose within a reality whose meaning remains encrypted, toward ends we cannot fully comprehend, with tools whose adequacy we cannot verify. This is why the question of waiting cuts to the bone of existence.

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“...the costly road that must be travelled in order to arrive at this state, a wilderness journey indeed, overturning not only most of our familiar reference points, but even the structures of consciousness through which they are maintained.” - Bourgeault
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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 29 Aug 2025

@SeemaJilani @danpjsheehan @lithub That's a powerful fusion of moral gravity and literary grace, Seema. Bosnia, Gaza, Kashmir, Myanmar, Xinjiang—a clear pattern of dehumanization, persecution and abandonment hardening into the architecture of our world, isn't it? To let it go unanswered is to cede humanity’s soul.

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Where India, or nice, White, Christian America for that matter, may yet make Gaza seem a teddy bear's picnic by comparison. What then, when a global politico-media complex fuses across state borders to significantly "other" a culture or race? Where is the archetypal trend headed?
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Copy of tweet here: Where India, or nice, White, Christian America for that matter, may yet make Gaza seem a teddy bear's picnic by comparison. What then, when a global politico-media complex fuses across state borders to significantly "other" a culture or race? Where is the archetypal trend headed?

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Kawaakibi @iyad_elbaghdadi end\ He's not alone. Precisely in Palestine's devastation lies the eschatological key to a liberatory ultimacy for us all— the unifying concordance of a truly planetarian prophetology revealing not tribal victory over an enemy, but the end of enmity itself. Shared deliverance.Quoted by@Kawaakibi @iyad_elbaghdadi end\ He's not alone. Precisely in Palestine's devastation lies the eschatological key to a liberatory ultimacy for us all— the unifying concordance of a truly planetarian prophetology revealing not tribal victory over an enemy, but the end of enmity itself. Shared deliverance.