

Womanist Theology Goes Process with Monica Coleman
Jun 28, 2012
Monica Coleman, an Associate Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religions, guides listeners through an insightful exploration of womanist theology and process thought. She emphasizes the importance of empathy and community healing, especially concerning domestic violence and social justice. They discuss redefining God and salvation through diverse identities, as well as the power of storytelling in shaping values and identity. Coleman also highlights the role of community rituals in understanding life and death, bringing a fresh perspective to theological discussions.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Womanist Process Theology and Upcoming Live Events
02:14 • 3min
Engaging Theology: Intersection of Womanist and Process Thought
04:52 • 18min
Redefining God and Salvation Through Community
23:11 • 2min
Empathy and Community in Healing
25:02 • 8min
Exploring Womanist Theology and Process Thought
32:52 • 13min
The Power of Storytelling
45:32 • 7min