Handbook of Process Theology
by Jay Mcdaniel
The Handbook of Process Theology by Jay McDaniel introduces the core concepts of process thought in theology. It explores relational views of God and the universe, influenced by Whitehead and Hartshorne. The book addresses intersections with science, ethics, and ecology, offering insights for modern spiritual and philosophical inquiry.
About This Book
The Handbook of Process Theology provides an in-depth exploration of process theology, a dynamic approach to understanding God, the world, and human experience.
Authored by Jay McDaniel, this handbook delves into the foundational principles of process thought, drawing from the influences of Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne.
It examines how process theology addresses key issues such as divine creativity, relationality, and the interplay between faith and science.
Readers will find discussions on practical applications of process perspectives in ethics, ecology, and spirituality.
This work serves as an essential resource for scholars, students, and practitioners interested in evolving theological paradigms.
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