@HaddenTurner @affinitytalks 15/ We are in the world, not above it. Raising food forces participation into the open. Seeds don’t negotiate; soil doesn’t flatter; rain comes or it doesn’t. Ecological agriculture is where work either aligns with creation’s grain or it doesn’t—and where we meet answerability.
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Copy of tweet here: Food is where modernity's broken metaphysic becomes concrete, measurable, edible. If we heal how a people grow, share, and honor food, we're not doing a side project; we're tending to the taproot of collective life, the foundation beneath the foundation.
@AimeTim 4/ The web of life is a food web. As such, the reinhabitory foodshed movement defines the leading edge of a planetary reconciliation in which faithful aspiration toward personal, corporate, earthly and cosmic harmony coalesces in a simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection.
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Copy of tweet here: Incarnational theology? A half-way house. What remains is to co-create the New World. Moltmann: "The reconciliation of the world is the promise of the new creation of all things, and the new creation is the fulfillment of the reconciliation of the world."