Becoming Simon of Cyrene
Sometimes we help God in God’s suffering like Simon of Cyrene, from OpenHorizons.org.
Sometimes we help God in God’s suffering like Simon of Cyrene, from OpenHorizons.org.
From OpenHorizons, John Cobb on Biblical Inspiration and Interpretation. As a publisher, I want to mention that the notion that the key is not inspiration is also the position of Edward W. H. Vick in his Energion Publications title From Inspiration to Understanding.
The 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.
Jay McDaniel presents a process-relational approach to dealing with opponents, specifically a way for liberals/progressives to constructively engage Christian nationalists in his post When Your Neighbor’s a Christian Nationalist: A Process-Relational Approach. I think there are some valuable points in this article, and that his ideas about engagement are valid in many other controversies as…
From Bruce Epperly, author of Process Theology and Politics.
In Bruce G. Epperly’s The God of the Growing Edge: Whitehead and Thurman on Theology, Spirituality, and Social Change, readers are invited into a unique dialogue between Alfred North Whitehead’s robust intellectual framework and Howard Thurman’s prophetic urgency and practical wisdom. For those engaged in process theology, this book offers not just a theoretical synthesis…
From Energion author Patricia Adams Farmer, author of the forthcoming book Beauty and Process Theology, has written about wearing masks and kindness.