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@ThinkingFaith 10/ Regenerative design ushers in a fresh field of experience—soteriology in work clothes, disclosing a new ontic stratum. A planetary vernacular, immanent to soil and water, the Kingdom arrives first as covenantal care, not ideological conformity. Here, creeds learn humility.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 29 Sept 2025

That's a birthday ledger. 5,000 vegetable transplants out the door to support a Pescadero-based Islamic farm project; then, at dusk, local-beef burgers and a long-saved artisanal cider gifted by @IntractableLion, the hyperlocal cider-maker himself. Labor to feast, lips to praise.

The back of a Toyota Tacoma pickup packed to the gills with fifty trays of transplants stacked on layered shelves.
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The back of a Toyota Tacoma pickup packed to the gills with fifty trays of transplants stacked on layered shelves.

A bottle of 'Confidence' cider from Posterity Ciderworks, based just down the road.
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A bottle of 'Confidence' cider from Posterity Ciderworks, based just down the road.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @tenshi_anna Christ redirects us to claims weighed by Kingdom fruit—asking after the poor, the bound, the forgotten: the world’s rival logics, religious or secular, disarmed by a new relational gravity; the planet reorganizing around a love no system can metabolize without breaking its spell.Quoted by@tenshi_anna Christ redirects us to claims weighed by Kingdom fruit—asking after the poor, the bound, the forgotten: the world’s rival logics, religious or secular, disarmed by a new relational gravity; the planet reorganizing around a love no system can metabolize without breaking its spell.