Send us a text This podcast offers an exegetical reading of Genesis Chapter 1, interpreted through the lens of ontological moral geometry as developed by J. Daniel Alejos. The goal is to reveal how the opening chapter of Scripture does more than narrate beginnings — it unveils the deep architecture of being, order, alignment, and the structure of reality God establishes from the first words of revelation.
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Send us a text This podcast offers an exegetical reading of Genesis Chapter 1, interpreted through the lens of ontological moral geometry as developed by J. Daniel Alejos. The goal is to reveal how the opening chapter of Scripture does more than narrate beginnings — it unveils the deep architecture of being, order, alignment, and the structure of reality God establishes from the first words of revelation.
Tending the Garden Episode 11 – “Contamination, Neglect, and Damage”
Ontology 101
5 minutes
3 weeks ago
Tending the Garden Episode 11 – “Contamination, Neglect, and Damage”
Send us a text In this episode, the AI hosts turn to one of the most sobering chapters of Tending the Garden — Chapter Ten: Contamination, Neglect, and Damage. After learning what faithful tending looks like, this chapter examines what happens when formation is ignored or corrupted. As Alejos warns, formation never stops; neglect isn’t neutral — it’s permission for decay. The hosts unpack Alejos’ central warning that inaction is itself formation: when the moral garden is left untended, “weeds...
Ontology 101
Send us a text This podcast offers an exegetical reading of Genesis Chapter 1, interpreted through the lens of ontological moral geometry as developed by J. Daniel Alejos. The goal is to reveal how the opening chapter of Scripture does more than narrate beginnings — it unveils the deep architecture of being, order, alignment, and the structure of reality God establishes from the first words of revelation.
