Homebrewed Christianity
5 Reasons to Go Process, theologically speaking w/ Monica Coleman
Jan 10, 2017
Monica Coleman, a theologian known for her fresh insights into Process theology, dives into compelling reasons to embrace this dynamic perspective. She challenges classical theology's limitations and simplifies key concepts for listeners. The conversation highlights how Process theology redefines the nature of God, suffering, and free will, emphasizing relationality. Coleman also sheds light on the philosophical dimensions of evil, God's omnipresence, and the transformative interpretation of scripture, inviting a deeper understanding of faith and existence.
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- Process theology promotes an interactive relationship with God, emphasizing divine responsiveness and participation in the creative process of life.
- This framework reframes the nature of evil as a result of free will, positioning God as a persuasive presence rather than an authoritarian figure.
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Engaging with Process Theology
The conversation highlights the significance of engaging with process theology, which emphasizes a dynamic understanding of God and the universe. Professor Monica Coleman articulates five compelling reasons for adopting this theological perspective, emphasizing that it invites believers to participate actively in God's creative process. Unlike classical theism, which perceives God as a static, unchanging entity, process theology views God as relational and responsive to the world. This understanding allows for a more personal and interactive relationship with the divine, making theology more accessible and relevant to contemporary believers.
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