Titlebook: She Who Changes; Re-imagining the Div Carol P. Christ Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2003 god.philosophy.p

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Problems with God,He created the world out of nothing He rules it with His laws and could wipe it out at a moment’s notice, if He chose. At His feet is a heavenly host of angels in white robes, with harps. (Once the harps were swords and the heavenly hosts were the army of God, defending His heavenly palace..) When w

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Touch Is, building blocks of life. In them we grow and develop. In them we experience the joy of living. In them we are traumatized and suffer. Without them, we would not be. Personal relationships are embedded in a web of structural relationships that shape societies and cultures. The world is social throug

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Embodied, Embedded Knowing,kers? Favorite authors? Friends? Communities? Revealed traditions? And if so, which one or which ones? How do we know what is true? For process philosophy, all knowing comes to us through the body, which is embedded in relationships, both personal and social. Our perceptions are shaped and limited b

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Reason for Hope,gs. Whitehead described the process of life as an adventure. He felt that novelty and surprise make life interesting. The open-endedness of life provides opportunities for the exercise of creative freedom, which gives life meaning. And yet, as many of us are all too well aware, the exercise of creat

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