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@seenunseenmag @profntwright 19/ “Creation care” is too weak for this. It sounds managerial, sentimental, optional. What we need is closer to “New Creation husbandry”: the Spirit-tutored life within a world that belongs to God, where matter is destined for glory and limits become the grammar of love.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 8 Jan 2026

@Plough @BenQuash 11/ When the world is being rightly related—when creation is participated with rather than merely used or admired—the world becomes more readable. There's a felt coherence, an intelligibility that emerges when divine life re-enters the fabric of things.

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Quoted by@ClunyInstitute August 6, the Feast of the #Transfiguration and #HiroshimaDay. One anticipates creation’s destiny, the other its technological anti-transfiguration. Between them lies the crisis of our vocation: to serve matter’s hidden power in its fulfilment in glory or wrench it open as death.