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Read I, the Open and Relational None: Is there space for me? by Jay McDaniel on OpenHorizons.
Read I, the Open and Relational None: Is there space for me? by Jay McDaniel on OpenHorizons.
The following diagram will help you find books to start exploring process theology at Energion Publications.
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Sometimes we help God in God’s suffering like Simon of Cyrene, from OpenHorizons.org.
Introduction This article is not precisely about process theology, but I think it is valuable to hear the perspective. There are different ways of thinking of the relationship between various faiths. On Energion author, Herold Weiss, in his book Finding My Way in Christianity, discusses exclusivism, inclusivism, and pluralism. In summary, exclusivism says that only…
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 Open Horizons (by John Cobb). A quote: When the nation fails to participate responsibly in the larger family, especially when it acts in ways that are deeply harmful to others and to the larger whole, love of nation requires efforts to change its behavior and, as a minimum, to protest. True patriotism will say that…