Catherine Keller, a leading voice in process theology, joins Kristy Whaley, an expert in Christian literature, and Ilia Delio, a theologian focused on science and religion. They dive deep into the perplexities surrounding the language of God and propose a theopoetic approach. The conversation navigates how personal experiences shape perceptions of God and the importance of a relational understanding of the divine. They explore the transformative power of community, the relevance of personal wounds, and the impact of technology on faith, all while challenging traditional theological views.

Dr. Kristy Whaley reevaluates Imago Dei, centering on trauma, wounds, and non-contrastive transcendence. She incorporates literature and critiques from Feminist and Womanist scholars, emphasizing a more inclusive understanding. The discussion explores connecting with the Divine through risks, wounds, and grief. Embracing scars, healing, and transformation are highlighted in a progressive theological space.