Redefining Evil and Divine Presence

This chapter investigates the philosophical and theological dimensions of evil, proposing that suffering is part of the human experience rather than mere moral failing. It discusses God's omnipresence in prayer, the implications of incarnation within process theology, and how these ideas intersect with themes of relationality and religious pluralism. Ultimately, the conversation challenges traditional beliefs about divinity and justice, advocating for a nuanced understanding of God’s presence woven into all aspects of existence.