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@MichaelSau82441 @FrontPorchRepub @jeff_bilbro 5/ Messianic speech, as such, is resurrection entering history as summons. The Word becomes flesh; flesh becomes a new form of life; that life finds language. Arising from the foothold the future has gained in history, its address draws more of history into Incarnation.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 12 Mar 2026

@lukeburgis The deepest layer of reality isn't 'stuff' but articulated relation. Spirit is existence in eternal conversation—first cause and final cause voiced as truth sounded. Every truthful word freely spoken aligns us with the Word by which all things cohere and tend toward resurrection.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @FrontPorchRepub Tessa’s piece opens a further eschatological question. What occurs when language rooted in bodies, places, cultures and living relations becomes more than resistance to dehumanization and speaks as Spirit-borne address from within resurrection already inaugurating in history?Quoted by@FrontPorchRepub Tessa’s piece opens a further eschatological question. What occurs when language rooted in bodies, places, cultures and living relations becomes more than resistance to dehumanization and speaks as Spirit-borne address from within resurrection already inaugurating in history?