Bradley Wargo
@bradleywargo
Catholic seeking to share and understand
Bradley Wargo
@bradleywargo
Catholic seeking to share and understand
We are social creatures and it is about balancing the constant stream of input with the long term view of knowledge and planting for the future
When you’re faced with too many demands, it’s easy to assume that the only answer must be to make better use of time, by becoming more efficient, driving yourself harder, or working for longer—as if you were a machine in the Industrial Revolution—instead of asking whether the demands themselves might be unreasonable.
Food, Plants, and Physical Life
There is a lot of promise wrapped into a single technology. What if power goes out or our ability to sustain them stops?
So much here in terms of the bible quote “Dust to dust” and how we are animated beings in the world. If we hold ourselves above it and not as stewards of it, we run the risk of losing our natural order and humanity. In short, greenhouses are good in moderation (like most things), but perhaps more education on soil is needed.
“Many Christians are becoming Gnostics without realizing it.
Falling to the primeval temptation in the garden of Eden: "You shall be as gods, knowing good and evil", they succumb to the desire for godlike powers, deciding for themselves what is good and what is evil. The error of Gnosticism is that knowledge can be obtained and used to perfect
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