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@MichaelSau82441 @FrontPorchRepub @jeff_bilbro 3/ The force of this is immense. Speech is no longer secondary to reality but placed inside the Incarnation’s transformation of history. Grammar itself, he says, is social science: language doesn’t simply describe a world; it makes one, calling new forms of life into being.

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Quoted by@NWirzba @ChristianCent 6\ Perhaps this is how Berry’s language becomes resurrective: it doesn't extract universal meaning from the local but releases the Logos alive within it. Creaturely reality passes into articulation that opens beyond itself without leaving itself behind, Word and world conjoined.