@seenunseenmag @profntwright 23/ We are not abstractions wearing bodies, but creation become self-reflective, language-bearing, morally answerable. God enters history from within—breath, water, hunger, grief, memory, mortality. Creatureliness learning, in Christ, to answer God on earth as it is in heaven.
@HaddenTurner @affinitytalks 8/ This is where we return to the moral grammar of Jesus: he didn’t bless peacelovers; he blessed peacemakers. The blessing adheres to the making. And the making remakes the maker. Which means the question is not whether we care, but what kind of care we practice.
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Copy of tweet here: “When we look afresh at the parables through the eyes of Middle Eastern farmers, fishers, herders, & orchard keepers… we can clearly see that Jesus was offering them both the intangible gift of hope & tangible options for survival.” —Dr. Gary Paul Nabhan buff.ly/7LusGQq