Public Lecture by Dr. Carmody Grey, "Philosophy, Theology & Agriculture: The Missing Link"

[@Undercoverbooks]

This is so densely packed with fascinating thoughts! I'm going to have to re-listen. "To serve and to observe" really resonated with me. That missing human discussion and consensus on values has had such an impact on the earth. It's at the root of the mess we're in now.

[@joannehemmingfield1929]

Thank you. What a thought-provoking lecture. It is so important to reconnect what should never have been separated. How can all of us stop more and think more, listen more - both shame and to one another, be connected to where our food comes from and sit and eat together?

[@giopayne6119]

thank you Carmody, the content and your delivery is as usual informative, stimulating and inspiring!

[@davidjackson6959]

Very many thanks. Am exploring how to re- ground the eucharist in the soil and bread production of the time of its origin as a necessary contribution to any discussion around ‘preparing not FOR the future’ as if it is waiting there for us to inhabit but just as a Future which is in our hands to prepare and shape. How best to reshape the Eucharist for our post agrarian world? Your talk of symbiotic relationships, legacy of Genesis culture etc - I must re-listen! Indebted to you.