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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.
This is also from OpenHorizons.org: You could say I subscribe to a philosophy centered on kindness and beauty, viewing them as guiding principles that enrich my life and foster a sense of connection to something larger than myself, even if I don’t attribute these phenomena to a divine entity. Open and Relational Atheism at OpenHorizons.org
Allan Bevere is an Energion author of a number of books. He blogs at AllanBevere.com. Thomas Jay Oord is the author of a number of books, including God Can’t: How to Believe in God after Tragedy, Abuse, and other Evils.
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…
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.
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Bruce Epperly has an essay at the Center for Open and Relational Theology site titled Writing with God. Well worth the read! You can find out more about Bruce on his Energion author page.