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@ThinkingFaith 2/ Bridging religious gaps is epistemically fraught. The effort strikes at the heart of being, colliding with dense cultural particularity, entrenched loyalties, and the incommensurability of worlds forged in tension—each bearing their own truth claims, histories, and stakes.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 24 Apr 2024

@brianmclaren 10/ For one, the candlepower of consciousness is vastly strengthened in the synergy of working with a diversity of different cultural intelligences and complementarities which, somewhat counter-intuitively, define the greater assimilative space of a higher and more real unity.

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Quoted by@seenunseenmag 15/ I’m not naive. I live the work of relating religious worlds within and between communities. I’m deeply familiar with ubiquitous psychic and institutional structures of distrust, disavowal and dismissal, explicit and implicit—from grassroots through to theological elites.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Dan_Bowdoin The Messianic age is neither inclusivity's managed coexistence nor mere disclosure of the unitive, transcendent ground beneath all forms. Not revelation alone, it is an ontological rupture—shattering the reign of estrangement and activating a new synergy of communion as horizon.Quoted by@Dan_Bowdoin The Messianic age is neither inclusivity's managed coexistence nor mere disclosure of the unitive, transcendent ground beneath all forms. Not revelation alone, it is an ontological rupture—shattering the reign of estrangement and activating a new synergy of communion as horizon.