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“We are all tempted to create a God of our own making”
ByadminIn a post titled When God Changes the Rules, Richard Rohr calls attention to some of Energion author Bruce Epperly’s book Jonah: When God Changes. Key quote: We are all tempted to create a God of our own making, who will uphold the status quo and baptize our values as God’s definitive word. When God…
Link: Kindness
ByadminJay McDaniel writes about kindness on OpenHorizons.org: … one of the most revolutionary acts available to us is a commitment to kindness: not the building of walls, but the quiet work of extending the table of care. Such kindness unsettles those for whom vengeance has become normative, opening space for a gentler, more creative way…
Link: Imagining a Process Populism
ByadminA good, thought provoking read: After the Cultural Backlash – Imagining a Process Populism.
Bruce Epperly – The Healing You Need Is in Front of You
ByadminKey quote: Healing is prophetic resistance to the forces of death and destruction, whether in our cells, souls, or the body politic. https://www.patheos.com/blogs/livingaholyadventure/2025/06/the-healing-you-need-is-in-front-of-you-lectionary-july-6/ Naaman’s Healing in the Jordan: Biblical Depiction of Dipping Seven Times in the River, Beige Background By T Studio. Licensed from Adobe Stock.
The Interfaith Hospice Care Worker
ByadminThe Interfaith Hospice Care Worker from OpenHorizons.org. Jay McDaniel is the co-author with John B. Cobb, Jr. of Choosing Life: Ecological Civilization as the World’s Best Hope.
Link: Series on Christology
ByadminI want to call attention to this series on Christology by Chad Bahl. Chad is not an Energion author, but is a significant voice in process theology. A key element of this early post in the series is the presentation of scriptures for multiple viewpoints on christology. There is a good reason why we have…