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Sounds very similar to Buddhism

I can see why Process theology is a problem from a Christian perspective. You have to twist and turn to make God fit into how you see Him. But, if you simply drop your preconceptions, open up to viewing God in a more Eastern tradition then, instead of being something which is problematic, God becomes more real and becomes Existence itself. The problem for Christians is that you want an anthropomorphic God, full of feelings and desires. Drop this childish concept and realise that It is way beyond such simple ideas.

Thank you! This really helped me understand this whole hermeneutics shenanigans 😅

You’re a great speaker. Very clear, concise and did not put me to sleep. I’m still not completely 100% clear on what exactly “hermeneutics” is though. I mean,…it’s just the way we interpret something,..like scripture, for example? I’m sorry, your video is great…I’m just slow at grasping some things.🤷🏻‍♀️ Subscribed because I want to learn more!

Revelations to be Jesus, Christ centered the great commission of bringing people to Christ as Lord and Savior, and making disciples of all nations, and perceiving time is of the essence, and only using time for what is necessary. Revelation should be that the Christian mind is that of only the most important actions that the Christian should do.

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This was great!!!

In other words, it's a word that means,,,,nothing,,,or opinions...

I am currently working on my doctorate in theology. My dissertation is based heavily on Charles Hartshorne. When you said that it is a tough subject, that is an understatement. This seems to be an especially difficult subject for Christians. When I was shopping my proposal, I got several letters from several schools using the word "heresy" several times each. I appreciate your intro here. You made it simple without oversimplifying the subject as a whole. Process Philosophy/Theology is anything but simple. Thanks for what you do. And thanks for this.

Process teology is so non dualistic, I love it, make so much sense

I think that you may have misunderstood Whitehead's notions about the meaning of "prehensions". Wrong. Yes, the present is influenced by the past... but not determined by it. God is "the fellow companion" upon the way. And therefore, even God is in the process of LEARNING through It's creation. This deep insight gives rise or may unfold into a world, a new... world... where each atom comes with new and deep... and abiding sense of the eventual rightness of all things. And this abiding sense gives to creation a sense of self-determination. Eventually, WE have to remember and learn thereby. The One Great ALL THERE IS, didn't make a few mistakes... here and over there; God made them all. Remember! Now we have to consider a larger circumference upon the nature of responsibility, immanence and concresense. (Sorry, I spelled the word wrong.) I am... a student of Alfred Korzybski, Fredrick Chopin and Count Dracula , Late of Transylvania. That means, I'm an idiot. And just in case you haven't noticed; you're a kid. With lots to learn. Congratulations!!!!!!

Great video this was clearly explained keep up the good work.

You have to throw out most of Scripture in order to adopt this philosophy. Process theologians have just created a god in their own image.

Advice to everyone : Islam is the true religion

This looks like a process relational panentheism hipotesis, and it is like how the cosmos works according to our actual knowledge of nature and cosmology.

Thanks

Thank you creating these videos. They have truly made me understand the world better. And now I know how to break down anything and understand the interpretations that go on. Thank you

What do you mean by discourse?

Violence does not create, love does

prehension jazz, bounce

Two. And doing your very favorite inside doy.

Process theology can get really complicated, but at its core, it’s far more intuitive than classical theology. It just makes more sense with the world as we know it.

They don’t like to talk about it at length because cognitive dissonance kicks in…

Sounds like process theology believes they can create their own morals, that they can be as gods. Where am I getting this wrong?

If what you say is true, then god is not god, and differs not a whit from us. Furthermore, you have not a shred of evidence for your views. In fact, yours is an useless thesis that makes not the blindest bit of difference to anything or anyone. It is as pointless as it is unfounded.

Good reasoning. Many who study theology believe they are called to preach.

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Is this channel dead? No new uploads in five years. Hopefully the creator is okay. I’ll subscribe just in case he ever returns, there’s some good stuff here.

The study of theology, as it stands in Christian churches, is the study of nothing; it is founded on nothing; it rests on no principles; it proceeds by no authorities; it has no data; it can demonstrate nothing; and it admits of no conclusion. Not anything can be studied as a science, without our being in possession of the principles upon which it is founded; and as this is the case with Christian theology, it is therefore the study of nothing.

i enjoyed the background jazz more than the video

I love you 💗FATHER💛......

Good Video

It's the same as people complain about their state Governer or Premier. But they never go out and vote

The God of Obama is not the God of the Bible. His Bible is the Koran

It is an interesting thing, though I do not completely agree with it, much like I do not completely agree with the mechanistic view either. I think relationalism is important but ultimately essence is more fundamental than existence and relations. This is not to say I subscribe to the vinyl model of theology/B-theory of time model, I think its somewhere between the two- the essence comes first, then the relational/existence part comes in and pushes towards an outcome. In this, all possible things that can happen (an unimaginably broad range of possibility but exhaustive nonetheless) can be listed, all things that have happened can also be listed; but in the span of time, the things that have happened would only be a small subset of all things that could have happened in that duration, so most possibilities don't end up becoming even though they could have from a very broad but definite list and have some kind of 'being' on that list. I do not know how this happens, I suspect it is truly random and doesn't necessarily aid a notion of free will. On the other hand if one wanted to apply a notion of free will to this described system perhaps free will can tilt and alter the chances of what the outcomes will be. It can work either in the presence or absence of free will. At least that is my hunch.

God sounds more like a muse

God is not love, God is infinite strife.

Good jazz improvisation is impossible without reliance upon static concepts and realities.

How is this different from Buddhist interdependence, which implies a lack of substantiality?

Well done.

Really enjoyed this succinct explanation that is so relatable. However, the background music made it very difficult for me to take it in and I would appreciate a way to remove the music from the settings.

But I did screenshot it.

🤔Hmmm. It's easy to comprehend why people have certain views. There's a lot of misinformation and propaganda. When people pick up certain books and study things they get branded or categorized into a certain section. Catholicism :Luciferianism, Satanism, AntiChristianity. 🤔Then people do a little history and realize Jesus Christ was stabbed with a Roman's spear. Still didn't die. More studying shows why. When you see a person with a Quran... some think he/she is Muslim/Islamist. Same happens with a Bible or a Torah. More research shows it's relative. Just in a different language. Sociology is a completely superficial science. In my opinion a waste of time. Because people change. Whether by realizing the truth. Or discernment of their history by fact. I studied demonology when I was a boy a right of passage. That's just on sliver of what's in the Bible. Then with language studies you realize some terms have root words and having a language barrier definitely complicates things. While studying the Bible there is also Angelology. Tribes of men and Women and their (Angle) interactions. Complementary to other things in history the biggest to remember is when someone figures out the truth... misinformation doesn't work. Theology is definitely in everything. The fact that God (Jesus) is mentioned in literally everything is important. The hammer comes down with one simple question after knowing history and there is so much. It's why people don't talk about religion and politics at the dinner table. Some are still reading and learning. And no I'm not a Catholic. But you have to read to know what is what, who is whom. The old saying... the oldest form of flattery. 🤔Exactly what Catholicism tries to do. Then words like convert come to mind when most of these subjects that complement each other are innate. That's what people miss. God is innate. Not the Church. That is why being called self righteous is a complement. Some thought it was an insult 🤣. Then you hear words like indifference. 🤔For example ✝ 🐺 🐑 ⚖ Christianity (Alpha and Omega) Ambivalence isn't indifference Catholicism 🐍 🧛‍♂️ 🍷 "Drink the blood of your savior and eat his body". 🤔 You have to read about principles and you can even tell how they literally improved over time. If you have ever Isaiah you see a huge difference in principles. Not drinking/selling alcohol, not drinking blood, not harming innocence. Mark, Mathew, Luke, Paul, John (Especially), Joshua, Pslams.... 🤔 Most people have a digital library of subjects. If you brand a person with a logo of all the subjects they know and that's all they know... 😬...some people are full of 💩. Given time... hopefully that's not the case. 🤔 Most people have a curriculum. They have to study everything. That's why you are not suppose to judge. Then people end up being Magistrates or Judges 🤨. Every kind of Law. 🤔 It's not boasting. You can be completely nonchalant about what you know and tell others why you are the way you are but unless they read the material they don't comprehend certain things. Or maybe it's a situation. Fact is you don't have to. 🤔 Either way... this isn't directed at anyone. Just talking. KJV Bible... most know about what's inside but it leads you to other complementing subjects. There's a Book of Judges inside. Every name is tribal. Some names lead you to other books. Monday you're reading the KJV Bible and come across Moses. Tuesdays you're reading the Torah. Wednesday your come across Mohammed/Muhammed the Prophet... Thursday you are reading the Quran. Jesus had predecessors. Most don't make these connections. Everyone reads about Lucifer and his fall and Stripping of his little title as Morning Star.... to Satan/Shaitan. Jesus is the Son/Sun of God. 🤔 Not really a big surprise there. God is in the details. 🤔You have to do the work. Some people don't realize they get brain washed. Some don't realize is a B.C. and the reason behind year 1. Some don't realize that real exorcist and demonologists have to work tirelessly. 📚 📚 📚 📚 🤔 You can tell a lot about a person by what they say. What they offer a guest to drink. Their actual knowledge of history. Even their temper. I piss off Catholics because they are brain washed. Then they realize there are things they don't know. Then it goes back to... they either didn't study themselves or they have been given misinformation. But I do know Catholics that are just getting it and realize what happened. I don't categorize because it's 🤔 moot to even try. 🤔 Studying Genesis took me to studying Hinduism and why the Naga & Gana's played a roll in history. Then you realize some people are from the other tower like LOTR's and that's actually what they believe. They don't realize Sauron is dead and he is not coming back. 🤔Or Vampires. Aluka is the first vampire ever in the Bible. Also in the Torah. Moving forward you pick names like Vlad Teppesh Drakula, Jure Grando, Lizzy the second. Why Elizabeth the second? (16TH great grand niece to Vlad Teppesh Drakula). Over legalities you have things like the John Jay Study Report. And why we have the lovely HR87-91. Japan B.C. Yokai.... 🤔 Call a Theologist a nerd if you want to. But I know librarians that kick ass. All about raising awareness and discerning misinformation. But you have to consider the sources. 🤔Cynocephali. My favorite subject. 1765-1776 Here's your freedom. So much history. Over 2000+ years after B.C. I had to take some of my studies in theology to other countries. 🗺 Tribes of all sorts. Men and Women in the creation stories. Some of the coolest people try and make sense of this stuff. It's surreal & hard core. 🤔 I do know who the bad guys are in history as do others. Then you realize some people depending where you fall... you might be related to them in some way or another. Some people don't have to do a genealogy or a DNA test. Good video man. 🤔 I hate vampires. I like Angels and Cynocephali. But I still have to study vampires. You know why... because you have nuts that dress like vampires and children that are found in the woods. You have things like missing 411. Park Rangers with a I saw something and 💩 my 👖 pants stories. You have government agents that have similar stories or the old "I think my boss is vampire" because he/she is a heartless SOB/DOB. I agree... Theology is everywhere. 🤔 And No, Jesus Christ wasn't a vampire and obviously some jackass would say that's what I was implying. Not at all. Jesus's heart didn't atrophy. Vampires by biology have no heart. Yes there is a science to it. Like Cynocephali, Wendigo's, Angels, Demons, 🤔 Nomads.

my pleasure to you, to have desire through you about theology of how to study the way of life in human dignity.

You kinda look like Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire

I'm finding myself completely lost trying to understand this. On this view, can God be wrong about something or do something wrong? Is there such a thing as divine foreknowledge on this view? How exactly does this relational view differ from a mechanistic one? Specifically, what does physics look like on Process Theology? Does Process Theology require Libertarian Free Will to work? How does Process Theology account for the instances in the Bible where God is clearly depicted exercising power and authority in an authoritarian way, such as during the plagues of Egypt? Also, I can quite easily imagine a world which contains only a single entity which is not in relation to any other entities. Even if that does not seem to be the world we inhabit, it seems perfectly coherent to me. I can also imagine a world which contains many entities, but these entities are so far apart that they have no ability to interact with one another at all, and can thus have no relation with one another. To each individual entity, it would be as though they were the only thing in existence. Again, nothing about this seems incoherent or even difficult to imagine.

This is a heretical viewpoint and is a theology that is thoroughly unbiblical

So basically process theology is pantheism

This is a great resource to use for studying!! Thanks for sharing!