"All such dichotomizing misses the vital importance of connection to real life, to virtues and even hopes and fears that are first and last embodied. Even God is encountered in the secular, as Lynch makes clear in Christ and Prometheus, and Kane is extraordinarily good on exploring the incarnational roots of Ignatian spirituality and sensibility that lie within Lynch's thought. "Finding God in all things" is, of course, finding God in the world."

Yes.  Clearly.  How could it be otherwise?  

God gave us everything in the world to be used to draw closer to Him: The earth, life, our free will, our intellect, our vascilating emotions, the duty to work, the ability to "self-give", the ability to co-create life with Him, family life, etc.