Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

1/12 What if one of theism’s deepest distortions lies not in believing the wrong things about God, but in conceiving God as elsewhere. Consider the peculiar existential fact that we can sincerely believe in God while experiencing ordinary reality as though God is absent from it.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Plough Our estrangement from God and our estrangement from the world are bound together. Love restores something of our capacity to inhabit both. What would it mean for faith to reach all the way into what we perceive as real? This thread follows that thought.Quoted by@Plough Our estrangement from God and our estrangement from the world are bound together. Love restores something of our capacity to inhabit both. What would it mean for faith to reach all the way into what we perceive as real? This thread follows that thought.