Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@NatureSchoolSU For complicated reasons, well grasped, religious folk have been slow out of the blocks on this one. That said, the Xian theologian #NTWright, a global, path-forging pillar for the 'New World Creation' imperative, is saying what, just now? "Jesus is coming. Plant a tree!" @Plough

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Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. What is last and final is the blessing of the new creation in which righteousness and justice dwells"; the solidarity of social and planetary renewal; the simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection; 'the best is yet to come.'

Image of cross. Calligraphy: One Heaven. One Earth. One Now.

3/ We use the terms 'truth of the neighborly' or 'realocalization' to describe this emphatic, planetary shift in experiential locus, away from mediated Spectacle toward direct, proximate participation in a dynamic mutualism far transcending human limitations, genius and powers.
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Copy of tweet here: Moltmann: "Judgment is not the last thing of all. What is last and final is the blessing of the new creation in which righteousness and justice dwells"; the solidarity of social and planetary renewal; the simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection; 'the best is yet to come.' Image of cross. Calligraphy: One Heaven. One Earth. One Now. 3/ We use the terms 'truth of the neighborly' or 'realocalization' to describe this emphatic, planetary shift in experiential locus, away from mediated Spectacle toward direct, proximate participation in a dynamic mutualism far transcending human limitations, genius and powers.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Sept 2024

@Plough 🧵 'Every tree, an ecosystem', paradise gardeners aver. Correspondingly, Jim Wallis: "Jesus didn’t say, “Blessed are the peace-lovers.” He said, “peace-makers.”" Peace is _made_, and only in so far as we participate in a synchronous ecology of human and earthly resurrection. 1/12

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Telling, the reinhabitory foodshed movement and New Creation theology providentially stumbling upon a common 'Adamaic' tongue. An example? Regenerative designers will describe the 'resurrective ontology' of 'applied diversity' in dynamic practice and effect as 'deep incarnation'.
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Copy of tweet here: Telling, the reinhabitory foodshed movement and New Creation theology providentially stumbling upon a common 'Adamaic' tongue. An example? Regenerative designers will describe the 'resurrective ontology' of 'applied diversity' in dynamic practice and effect as 'deep incarnation'.

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Quoted by@HaddenTurner @affinitytalks 12/ Any theology—or any religion—that can’t bind redemption to the conditions of creaturely life commits a foundational existential error: trying to rescue humans _from_ the world, instead of learning how the world (and our life within it) is what holds us to account.Quoted by@jim_rutt @cognazor Over here, please.