Building understanding of process theology in action for everyone
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
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.
This book provides an introduction to open and relational theology which includes process theology. Robert D. Cornwall reviews.
You can buy the book here.
Read I, the Open and Relational None: Is there space for me? by Jay McDaniel on OpenHorizons.
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.
From the Center for Open and Relational Theology.
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I might hope that Process could become far more widely espoused, given that when it comes to application, I find…
thanks for the response, Chris, I am in full agreement....some people the "or" when presented with either-or options....absolutism or atheism...
What Childers is putting forward is both a "slippery slope" and an "excluded middle" argument. The trouble is, what Bruce…