Process Theology at Energion
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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.
Episode 16 — “The Meaning of Salvation”
This podcast is the first of several we are devoting to the meaning of salvation. This separates many Christian communities today, even as it has throughout the millennia. It also determines our politics. How we look at who’s in and who’s out forms our basic outlook toward the world. Conservatives see salvation as an individual concern, often placing major emphasis on the life to come. Others, such as Dr. Epperly and myself, find salvation to be much more inclusive and holistic. We see the biblical understanding to be weighted in favor of life in the “here and now”, more than what may be beyond this life. This episode looks into the implications of each understanding.
Energion Publishing is pleased to feature a new series of podcasts, “Faith on the Edge,” with Dr. Bruce Epperly and Rev. Steve Kindle. They discuss current and recurring topics of interest from the perspective of Process theology. Below is the most recent podcast, and you can access the entire catalog here: https://faithontheedge.org/podcasts
Spiritual Decluttering: 40 Days to Spiritual Transformation and Planetary Healing (Office Special)
Energion author Bruce Epperly writes about what he sees as the future of Process Theology.
You can see a complete list of Energion Publications books on process theology here, along with some recommended by Energion authors.
You can see a list of Bruce Epperly’s books, including many not published by Energion here.
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