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Renewing Religion: The Evolution of God
To address both the frame problem and the fine-tuning conundrum, I propose that the continuum of possibilities is itself structured by what we may as well call a divine act. This is not the notion of God as an external watchmaker who meticulously designs each actual outcome. Rather, I draw on Whitehead’s process philosophy to argue that the divine ... See more
Matthew David Segall • God and Eternal Objects
One could see that the older theological notion of an inherent, innate “knowledge of God” is a theological version of a scientific proposal that human beings are, by nature, a religion-making or a god-making species.
Dale B. Martin • Biblical Truths: The Meaning of Scripture in the Twenty-first Century
Schelling differentiates between the divine ground—an unconscious depth or yearning—and divine existence, which is God growing into time, manifesting in the dynamic evolution of the cosmos, and eventually, incarnating as a human being.
Schelling and Whitehead each depict God as a being somewhat at odds with Itself. In Schelling’s account, God harbor... See more
Schelling and Whitehead each depict God as a being somewhat at odds with Itself. In Schelling’s account, God harbor... See more