Previous quote from Larry Rasmussen’s “Earth-honoring Faith” which I found amongst notes in @BrianMcLaren ‘s Everything Must Change

“We are far too many & many of us far too rich w/ far too much stuff & the wrong kind or economy, for the planet to bear, on our terms.”

RT @NaomiAKlein: .@350’s May Boeve What the Election Means for the Climate Movement – http://t.co/QK8N9mDEss

Too bad @amazon holds back the potential for books by tethering us to old & forked Android neglect the open cooperation btw Net companies

Hint to @Amazon. Quit trying to gear Android to your ecosystem and commerce by using forked versions & COOPERATE with what’s already working

The @NYTimes won’t let Chrome copy text; even select it. Frustrating. I like to comment/blog by using bookmarklets to blog or Hootsuite

Blog post:The GOP’s Plan To Do Nothing « The Dish HT @DavidDark: http://t.co/PMJunF1idW

As surely as Empire has shown it’s willingness to exploit humans for political & territorial gain, it has also done so to ALL of creation

As I finish up Armstrong’s book on Religion & The History of Violence, I am tuned in to how “Structural violence” is at work on the Climate

Checked me out a few “EcoTheology” books @ Vandy Divinity (Rasmussen, Korten, etc.) to broaden my theological grasp of #PeoplesClimate

RT @daviddark: “When it comes to the environment, the invisible hand never picks up the check” http://t.co/ZT7r859cYv @NaomiAKlein

@DavidDark I’m a Nashvillian (Rutherford County) I’m game to explore a bit of this over coffee or whatever.

Wondering how many other Christians are as energized re: the ecotheological implications of @thischanges Everything as I am? #PeoplesClimate

@DavidDark so does that mean you are? I’m restless to dialogue with theologically inclined who have discovered the treasures here