Jay McDaniel Reviews The God of Tomorrow
Jay McDaniel reviews Bruce Epperly’s book *The God of Tomorrow*. I love this kind of review … specific and challenging with a contribution to more thinking on the book’s topic!
Jay McDaniel reviews Bruce Epperly’s book *The God of Tomorrow*. I love this kind of review … specific and challenging with a contribution to more thinking on the book’s topic!
I am a prophet of process theospirituality: the affirmation that spirituality and theology emerge in dynamic interdependence. Bruce Epperly, Process Theology and Mysticism, p. 8 (pre-order) These three books by Dr. Bruce Epperly are scheduled to ship about December 5, 2023. Due to a combination of pre-order and Black Friday/Cyber Monday pricing, each book is…
Bruce Epperly is an Energion author, with many books from other publishers as well.
Jay McDaniel posts ten reasons poetry is superior to philosophy and theology. Of course we need philosophy, too. And theology as well. But wouldn’t it be nice if, sometimes, philosophers and theologians alike thought more poetically? Open Horizons Check out the rest of his post. It’s fascinating!
This book provides an introduction to open and relational theology which includes process theology. Robert D. Cornwall reviews. You can buy the book here.
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…
A short introduction to the impact process theology can have on biblical interpretation. On pre-order now and shipping the first week of March, 2021.