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Panentheism in Hartshorne and Tillich [PDF]
This work in philosophical theology argues that the concept of panentheism (literally, “all [is] in God”) is crucial for understanding Tillich’s doctrine of God, as it painstakingly explicates relevant Tillichian expressions, including his famous claim ...
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Modal panentheism: Addressing the modal problem of evil [PDF]
Modal panentheism claims that God encompasses all possible worlds and that a substantial number of possible worlds exist. This article defends a version of modal panentheism that is grounded in perfect-being theology, which maintains that God holds all ...
Symes, Jack
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The entangled pandemic: Deep incarnation in creation. [PDF]
Simmons E.
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A New Theistic Argument Based on Creativity
It has been argued for a long time that God has been involved in the biological evolutionary processes observed on Earth. However, no convincing theistic argument has yet been formulated for biological evolution.
Man Ho Chan
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NATURE'S POWERS AND GOD'S ENERGIES
This is an exploration into the synthesis of Mumford and Anjum's pandispositionalist philosophy with Deacon's emergent dynamics, which when interpreted within the theological framework of Palamas’s essence–energies distinction, it all comes together ...
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From New Materialism to the Postdigital: Religious Responses to Environment and Technology. [PDF]
Reader J.
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Viśiṣṭādvaitic Panentheism and the Liberating Function of Love in Weil, Murdoch, and Rāmānuja
As we explore panentheism, what can we learn from Rāmānuja's Viśiṣṭādvaita? Although widely acknowledged as a panentheist, in the contemporary debate on how to characterize panentheism, Rāmānuja barely features.
Rosenhagen, Raja
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Pronouncing that being is one in the works of Ibn Arebi, Meister Eckhart and Baruch de Spinoza [PDF]
In different traditions, the question of being came according to the different epistemologies that traditions represented: those who followed the rational method would ask the question of being that could be proven in a rational way, those who ...
Grbić Safer
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Abstract. In this article I review the efforts of eighteen scientists and theologians, recorded in this book, to describe the relation of God to the universe during a conference sponsored by the John Templeton Foundation at Windsor Castle in 2001.
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