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RT @nick_routledge: @seenunseenmag 1/24 The church has spent centuries imagining salvation as departure. @profntwright's great gift is breaking that spell. What the New Testament actually announces is not souls leaving earth for heaven, but creation renewed; a transfigured world. The correction changes everything.

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There's always the definitive birth of a new world creation. In this realm. Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. It serves the new creation of all things. It is therefore not last but penultimate. What is the last and final is the new word of creation. (Rev. 21.5)"
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Copy of tweet here: There's always the definitive birth of a new world creation. In this realm. Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. It serves the new creation of all things. It is therefore not last but penultimate. What is the last and final is the new word of creation. (Rev. 21.5)"

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 2 May 2026

@seenunseenmag Immanence isn’t a stage to transcend. It is the very ground where redemption takes shape as eternity breaks into history.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ This is why the Resurrection—body and all, earth included—is the messianic scandal. The Kingdom comes through materiality, not despite it.

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Quoted by@seenunseenmag 24/ I don’t say this from abstraction. Blake’s vision need not remain visionary. We meet its first fruits wherever the broken grammars of religion and politics yield to embodied communion—incarnation taking social and ecological form beyond both. Winstanley, Blake, @profntwright