
Homebrewed Christianity What is Process Theology? Let Monica A. Coleman Tell You!
Apr 27, 2012
Monica A. Coleman, an Associate Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religions, dives into the world of Process Theology. She emphasizes the accessibility of this theological framework and its relevance to personal agency and divine response. Coleman challenges traditional views of sin and highlights the emotional toll on both humans and God. She discusses creative transformation, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the community's agency in fostering justice, offering fresh insights into faith that engage the listener's understanding of existence and relationality.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Freedom and Theological Conversations
04:29 • 3min
The Dynamic Interplay of Choices and Divine Response
07:21 • 12min
Understanding Sin and Divine Grief in Human Actions
19:19 • 2min
Divine Transformation and Immortality
21:24 • 10min
The Holy Spirit: A Comforter and Mediator in Faith
31:10 • 2min
Exploring Process Theology and Community Engagement
32:57 • 4min
Eschatology and Community in Process Theology
36:32 • 33min
