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@jeff_bilbro And why, ultimately, we garden. Image: 'The Gardener', 2021, by Joel Briggs.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 23 Jan 2025

@HaddenTurner The 'messianic' or 'paradise gardening' movement fits the bill, addressing everything from the Christological dimensions of modern landrace breeding, to universalizing the Logos from such immediate, localizing, inter-carnational particulars at the planetary epistemological level.

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Quoted by8/ Scapegoating the algorithm won't help. Nor the group chat “Apocalypse Later, Maybe?” The Real won't arrive in the future or from elsewhere or through a verified badge. #DeepIncarnation lands in the salvation of an "ecological conversion", as a life we actively _inhabit_ #now.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Plough Agreed! Even as the future of faith is concomitantly upon on an Earth we must _reinhabit_ together. Ellen Davis: "The threefold communion with God, neighbor, and earth properly constitutes Christified space." We are called, as such, to the salvation of an "ecological conversion."Quoted by@Plough Agreed! Even as the future of faith is concomitantly upon on an Earth we must _reinhabit_ together. Ellen Davis: "The threefold communion with God, neighbor, and earth properly constitutes Christified space." We are called, as such, to the salvation of an "ecological conversion."