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Richard McIntosh retweeted
Apr 28
I don't think you can really understand the dispute between the Pope and the Trump administration unless you understand the bizarre phenomenon of post-Christian Christianity.
Link in comments.
@ThinkAnglicans @MadsDavies @WalkerMarcus @RoryStewartUK @holland_tom @AngelaTilby
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
Apr 11
Those who pray are aware of their own limitations; they do not kill or threaten with death. Instead, death enslaves those who have turned their backs on the living God, turning themselves and their own power into a mute, blind and deaf idol (Ps 115:4–8), to which they sacrifice every value, demanding that the whole world bend its knee. Enough of the idolatry of self and money! Enough of the display of power! Enough of war! True strength is shown in serving life. #Peace
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Still one of the greatest linux posts of all time about systemd.
#systemd #linux
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
Mar 13
The world was made in 6 literal days, those six literal days were Passion Week.
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Feb 16
And this is Dan's ultimate apologetic set out clearly. The LDS scriptures have as much weight as the 'orthodox' Christian scriptures.
Feb 16
I’ve got bad news for Greg regarding every single text in the New Testament.
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Feb 16
Like good Presbyterians! 😅
Medieval Christianity is a very curious thing because, while it was present in every single aspect of their daily life, their practices were so different to ours it feel shocking
And by that I mean, what do you MEAN they only confessed and received communion once a year each???
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Feb 14
The holiness of God requires that the revelation of his grace, victorious over all human sin, should not take place without the revelation of His judgment upon sin ....
Karl Barth CD II.2 pg 369
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
Jan 13
The attack by Christian apologetic upon the adulthood of the world I consider to be in the first place.pointless, in the second ignoble, and in the third un-Christian.
Bonhoeffer
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
21 Nov 2025
Ultra Processed Food, and the system that produces it, has overtaken tobacco in terms of health and economic harms, and is also the leading cause of plastic pollution, loss of biodiversity and deforestation, and the second leading cause of emissions.
This week @TheLancet published a landmark three-part series on the science, policy and politics of #UPF. thelancet.com/series-do/ultr…
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4 Nov 2025
Human beings create new technology and then think the universe is like it. Last time was clockwork this time computer simulation.
2 Nov 2025
YES, obviously, we are living in a simulation, but what will you differently now that you know that???
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
28 Oct 2025
My friend Christoph Heilig just published an OPEN-ACCESS edited volume entitled Empire Criticism of the New Testament. You can see the ToC below & download the PDF here:
mohrsiebeck.com/en/book/empi…
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
29 Sep 2025
Having very little meaningful connection with anyone, and working to barely make rent each month (let alone buy somewhere) will make anyone miserable.
John Gray put it to me like this: at least peasants under European feudalism had the promise of the afterlife.
28 Sep 2025
A millennial is bawling and having a mental breakdown because she doesn’t want to work a 8-to-5 job.
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27 Sep 2025
Karl Barth's warning against Christian Nationalism CD III.2 Pg 584
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18 Sep 2025
Look forward to reading how Andrew P. Campbell's reading of P. T. Forsyth looks like
18 Sep 2025
Leading theologians like Ruether, Brock, Weaver, and Girard are abandoning divine sanction of the cross, reframing atonement around Christ's life rather than death. Andrew P. Campbell offers fair analysis of this revolutionary shift.
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
18 Sep 2025
Leading theologians like Ruether, Brock, Weaver, and Girard are abandoning divine sanction of the cross, reframing atonement around Christ's life rather than death. Andrew P. Campbell offers fair analysis of this revolutionary shift.
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
15 Sep 2025
Because I love you and care for your soul's eternal welfare, I'm going to go ahead and share this excerpt from a Holy Cross Day sermon by the one and only Katherine Sonderegger, just published in the latest VTS Journal.
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13 Sep 2025
Give it 20 years and this will not be satire.
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
13 Sep 2025
Mitchell and Webb’s take on assisted dying
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Richard McIntosh retweeted
12 Sep 2025
I am reading this book. The Blumhardts influenced Barth and I have always been drawn to CFB. A voice for our times. Every preacher in every pulpit this Sunday and for Sundays to come should be proclaiming radical grace, love for enemy, opposition to violent speech.
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5 Sep 2025
introvert Anglo catholics using any excuse to not touch the great unwashed
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