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| garden_sermon [2011-10-10 13:27] – theunkarelse | garden_sermon [2011-10-12 14:08] (current) – theunkarelse | ||
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| Spoken during a Church service in October 2011, dedicated to the [[church_garden]] in Amsterdam.\\ | Spoken during a Church service in October 2011, dedicated to the [[church_garden]] in Amsterdam.\\ | ||
| - | It starts with the clear statement: **The Bible is truly a gardenbook.**\\ | + | This sermon |
| Some main points made: | Some main points made: | ||
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| * the Bible starts with a garden and ends with a garden-city | * the Bible starts with a garden and ends with a garden-city | ||
| * vineyards and weeds as rich metaphors | * vineyards and weeds as rich metaphors | ||
| - | * Paradise can' | + | * humans may not be able to build paradise, (permaculture is hard to establish) |
| * the scene when Christ returns from the afterlife and Mary Magdalene mistakes him for the gardener | * the scene when Christ returns from the afterlife and Mary Magdalene mistakes him for the gardener | ||
| + | It starts with the clear statement: **The Bible is truly a gardenbook.**\\ | ||
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| In Dutch:\\ | In Dutch:\\ | ||