Starting Process Theology at Energion
The following diagram will help you find books to start exploring process theology at Energion Publications.
-
-
Jay McDaniel on Christian Nationalism
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…
-
“We are all tempted to create a God of our own making”
In a post titled When God Changes the Rules, Richard Rohr calls attention to some of Energion author Bruce Epperly’s book Jonah: When God Changes. Key quote: We are all tempted to create a God of our own making, who will uphold the status quo and baptize our values as God’s definitive word. When God…
-
Bruce Epperly – The Healing You Need Is in Front of You
Key quote: Healing is prophetic resistance to the forces of death and destruction, whether in our cells, souls, or the body politic. https://www.patheos.com/blogs/livingaholyadventure/2025/06/the-healing-you-need-is-in-front-of-you-lectionary-july-6/ Naaman’s Healing in the Jordan: Biblical Depiction of Dipping Seven Times in the River, Beige Background By T Studio. Licensed from Adobe Stock.
-
Jay McDaniel on God as the Deep Listening
What is listening? It is the act of being present, of being aware, of being open and available, to what is given for experience, in a respectful and attentive way. Open Horizons “God as the Deep Listening”
-
The God of Tomorrow on Bookshop.org
They have a sale price of $17.66.
-
Link: Imagining a Process Populism
A good, thought provoking read: After the Cultural Backlash – Imagining a Process Populism.
-
-
Link: Writing with God
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.
-
Link: Four Summary Statements of a Process Worldview
Four Summary Statements of a Process Worldview at OpenHorizons.org.
