God’s created order, then salvation would of necessity be explicated as fully embodied, as oriented toward human community and as cosmological in scope. “Healing,” in this portrait, could not segregate mind and brain, body and soul, person and community, or human and cosmos, with the result that Christian mission would have to be worked out in terms of practices that promote human recovery in the fullest terms. When it comes to “salvation,” one could speak only of “human needs” and “human wholeness,”