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Energion author Bruce Epperly writes about what he sees as the future of Process Theology. Learn More! You can see a complete list of Energion Publications books on process theology here, along with some recommended by Energion authors. You can see a list of Bruce Epperly’s books, including many not published by Energion here.
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Link: The Future of Process Theology
Energion author Bruce Epperly writes about what he sees as the future of Process Theology. Learn More! You can see a complete list of Energion Publications books on process theology here, along with some recommended by Energion authors. You can see a list of Bruce Epperly’s books, including many not published by Energion here.
Is Progressive Christianity a Gateway to Atheism?
In a recent post Alisa Childers notes “3 Beliefs Some Progressives and Atheists Share,” Childers describes the pathway that some notable evangelical and conservative Christians have taken from what she calls the true faith to humanism and atheism and concludes that once they began to question orthodox doctrines they took the first steps onto a…
Link: The Future of Process Theology
Energion author Bruce Epperly writes about what he sees as the future of Process Theology. Learn More! You can see a complete list of Energion Publications books on process theology here, along with some recommended by Energion authors. You can see a list of Bruce Epperly’s books, including many not published by Energion here.
Is Progressive Christianity a Gateway to Atheism?
In a recent post Alisa Childers notes “3 Beliefs Some Progressives and Atheists Share,” Childers describes the pathway that some notable evangelical and conservative Christians have taken from what she calls the true faith to humanism and atheism and concludes that once they began to question orthodox doctrines they took the first steps onto a…