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@Sophiologist_ end/ Ubiquitious, the mythos of ‘fallen’ or solitary Paradise Gardeners. Rare, however, representations of the purposive, coupled Xian romanticism of Gardener Kings and Queens of the New Creation and of heavenly earthwork, procreatively wed and incarnationally regenerational.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 14 Sept 2021

@gracie88888 So, I’m in the Suburban, heading off to Sweet Home with my homies. Pulling out of the homestead, Heather, Mom, takes a hand off the steering wheel and, reaching for the radio, turns toward teenager, L., riding shotgun. “Worship or Country?” she asks her. #nofilter #naturallight

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Quoted by@HootenWilson end/ Elsewhere, the New World Creation movement has stumbled upon Reality itself as ally, that is, the peace complete of Deep Incarnation whereby the distance from oppression to equality, isolation to intimacy, and hurt to healing, is bridged by the God of Creation as much as us.