

How Modern Metaphysics Killed God with John Cobb #FANiac
Feb 4, 2016
John Cobb, a leading philosopher and theologian in process theology, challenges the metaphysical assumptions that have shaped our understanding of God. He discusses how these assumptions have permeated both academia and the church. The conversation delves into the significance of the incarnation, prayer, and the evolution of God, urging listeners to rethink divine action. Cobb also emphasizes the interconnectedness of all entities and advocates for a compassionate, active engagement of faith in addressing modern global challenges.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Intro
00:00 • 2min
Festive Spiritual Gatherings
02:17 • 5min
Innovating Faith Leadership Through Theological Inquiry
07:43 • 4min
Exploring the Concept of Abba in Understanding God
11:48 • 3min
God and Modern Metaphysics
14:50 • 25min
Revisiting Divine Power
39:50 • 29min
Interconnected Subjectivity and Divine Compassion
01:08:28 • 23min
The Urgency of Collaborative Faith in Today's World
01:31:42 • 5min