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@Plough 2\ The last word is mercy, not judgment; communion, not dominion. Justice and peace kiss on, with and *through* the Earth—righteousness and beauty rise as One. The resurrective template of New World Creation reveals the emergent solidarity of one breath, one body, transfigured.

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Tweet: There's organic and then there's organic. Hinge the crude brutalism of Blood and Soil nativism to "Only Green Nationalism Is True Nationalism", and wake up to 'extreme population control measures' as a dead cert. Extinction tyrannies do not an alternative make. Break the spell. This, by the way, is how I expect the American right will eventually figure out how to embrace climate change policy: when the issue is framed for them as a matter of protecting the racial and economic privileges of white Americans. You heard it first here. Hitler's Reich explicitly situated itself as an organic, holistic, nature-centered movement, which practiced organic agriculture, forest protection, invasives-control programs, promoted a "return to nature," and implemented far-reaching nature-protection laws. Tweet:  and Heck, all the pols are at it now. Take the way environmentalism is being aggressively co-opted by modern nationalists. I would say Christo-fascists, but the trend's now transcultural. Modi's at it, for example. Lunatic anthropocentrism, a disease of exile, really, isn't it? Not so new. "Respect for divine creation is the measure of all culture" was claimed by no less than Heinrich Himmler - and is now very commonly embraced and employed by white supremacists and neo-Nazis throughout northern Europe.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 2 Sept 2025

@lukeburgis 16/ Local restoration is the seed of universal restoration. Salvation is cosmic in scope, yet first takes root in soil and relationship—where earth-tending and people-tending synergistically merge. Planetary renewal and human reconciliation are one fabric, woven locally.

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Quoted by@seenunseenmag @profntwright 16/ Creation’s groaning, then, is not something we manage from above. It is the creaturely pressure of a world awaiting transfiguration—earth aching, speaking, praying, participating in the Spirit’s company. It waits not for our mastery, but for our conversion.