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@seenunseenmag @profntwright 14/ This is not pantheism. It is incarnation taken seriously. The living earth was always part of creation's praise—not temple backdrop but its deeper ground, bearing witness before a single stone was laid or a single word written. Its groaning is not scenery but testimony.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 21 Mar 2025

@Plough Work the Garden, and the integrity of a fully-enfleshed, participative, symbiotic conversation with the eternal pagan substrate of meaning itself, the wholeness, beauty, goodness and harmony of the total biological and cultural process we call Life, pours forth into our lives.

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Quoted by3/ New World Creation is therefore not an ecological enlargement of Christianity, but the originating movement of life in Christ—vivification—carried to full creaturely and planetary consequence, until the “us” in “make us truly alive” encompasses the whole Creation.