02827nam a2200277Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006904000180008405000180010208200080012010000290012824500670015726000350022430000290025933600260028833700280031433800270034235000090036950400290037850512560040752007480166360000800241165000580249124455BIBL20231221142840.0711227s1971    nyu      b    00110 eng    a 78171961   bspadBETerda0 aBT 83.6b.C68  a23010aCousins, Ewert H.ecomp.10aProcess theology: basic writings.cEdited by Ewert H. Cousins.0 aNew YorkbNewman Pressc[1971]  avii, 376 pages, c23 cm.  2rdacontentatextbtxt  2rdamediaaunmediatedbn  2rdacarrieravolumebnc  a4.95  aIncludes bibliographies.0 aPreface, by E. H. Cousins.--Introduction: process models in culture, philosophy, and theology, by E. H. Cousins.--Process thought: a contemporary trend in theology, by W. N. Pittenger.--Faith and the formative imagery of our time, by B. E. Meland.--The development of process philosophy, by C. Hartshorne.--Whitehead's method of empirical analysis, by B. M. Loomer.--God and the world, by A. N. Whitehead.--Philosophical and religious uses of "God," by C. Hartshorne.--The reality of God, by S. M. Ogden.--A Whiteheadian reflection on God's relation to the world, by W. E. Stokes.--The world and God, by J. B. Cobb.--God and man, by D. D. Williams.--The new creation, by B. E. Meland.--Bernard E. Meland, process thought, and the significance of Christ, by W. N. Pittenger.--The human predicament, by H. N. Wieman.--Teilhard de Chardin and the orientation of evolution: a critical essay, by T. Dobzhansky.--My universe, by P. Teilhard de Chardin.--The cosmic Christ, by H. de Lubac.--Cosmology and Christology, by N. M. Wildiers.--The problem of evil in Teilhard's thought, by G. Crespy.--Teilhard de Chardin and Christian spirituality, by C. F. Mooney.--Teilhard's process metaphysics, by I. G. Barbour.--Bibliography on process theology (p. 351-369)  aModern man senses the dynamism of nature, the reality of time and the possibility of novelty.  Out of this experience the process vision has emerged.  It was nurtured by the revolution in the scientific world viewÑ through Darwin's theory of evolution and Einstein's theory of relativity.  It was formulated by philosophers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.  Through alfred North Whitehead and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin it is having an increasing influence on contemporary Christian theology.  The selections in this volume present the vision of process theology as it articulates with new vigor and relevance the Christian doctrine of God's involvement in the world, the primacy of love and the relation of Christ to the universe.20aTeilhard de Chardin, Pierre,d1881-1955xAddresses, essays, lectures.2LEMB 0aProcess theologyxAddresses, essays, lectures.2Local