Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
@LMSacasas Granted, eschatological cults are often febrile affairs. But might their mirror image assume time is always ordinary—that no page of history is apocalyptic in the proper sense: reality disclosing its structure under pressure, warranting more than an ordinary historical reading?
Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 14 Jul 2026
@JMGreerWriter @unherd An interesting inversion suggests itself. The proliferation of apocalypticism may not signal an excess of apocalypse but a shortage of it. When genuine unveiling (apocalypsis) is eclipsed, vernacular, end-times simulacra rush in to fill the void. A thread on that distinction. ↓
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