@HaddenTurner @affinitytalks 13/ Creation-care isn’t a rival gospel—rather, the gospel becoming answerable. Hope taking biophysical form as redeemed immanence: humans as ecological facts (not disembodied wills), animals as creatures (not units), farms that don’t eat their future, soils that hold water.
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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. 11/ This is where eschatological hope takes on flesh. Ecological convergence becomes the ground of spiritual convergence. The future is not debated; it’s cultivated. This is the labor of cultural–spiritual evolution: differences metabolized into a higher relational ecology.
@NatureSchoolSU Total anathema to the vast majority of moderns, isnt it? McKenna: "The problem is not to find the answer: it is to face the answer." Still, if we have a future, ready for it or not, believe it or not, like it or not, a planet-sized 'horticultural-initiation' is headed our way.
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