@MichaelSau82441 @FrontPorchRepub @jeff_bilbro end/ No embodied foothold of new creation is now merely local. The Spirit bears resurrective address across bodies, cultures, ecologies and media, each a possible site of Incarnation. Messianic speech becomes planetary as the Risen Life finds ever-new flesh from which to speak.
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Michael, it occurs to me you might be interested in the following - a fundamentally Christian portrait of Planetary Pentecost as a threshold whereby intercarnation, as Catherine Keller describes it, scales. New World Creation as the eschatological flowering of ontogenesis. Quote What if Pentecost wasn't just a one-time event, a past wind, but the ignition of the whole cosmos? What if the Spirit that fell in Jerusalem now breathes planetarily, intercarnationally, through ecosystems, cultures and even code? x.com/permachristian…
1/6 What if Pentecost wasn't just a one-time event but the ignition of the whole cosmos? Then Pentecost isn't merely a moment in history but a movement of history—a divine combustion-point revealing Creation's deep structure as Spirit-breathed, open and dynamically communicative.