Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
Reply to @sentantiq

@sentantiq 1/ In a messianic register, diachrony is apocalypse extended and apocalypse is diachrony intensified, collapsing the traditional opposition between diachrony (temporal unfolding) and apocalypse (rupture/revelation) as mutually constitutive tempos of disclosure.

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Quoted by@johnehrett @Plough 2/ No wonder his defense of Christian anthropology against posthumanism and biological hierarchy is entirely reactive—the post-Christian moment read as pure subtraction. A genuinely cosmological Christianity asks not only what is being lost but what is being disclosed.