Charles Hartshorne's concept of God

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Springer, Dordrecht

1990

332 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-4046-6

Charles Hartshorne's concept of God

philosophical and theological responses

Edited by

Santiago Sia

Publication details

Full citation:

Sia, S. (ed) (1990). Charles Hartshorne's concept of God: philosophical and theological responses, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Hartshorne's neoclassical theism and black theology

Walker Theodore

1-22

The dipolar God and Latin American liberation theology

Phan Peter C.

23-39

Competition and the common good

Morris Randall

41-55

God, power and the struggle for liberation

Greeve Davaney Sheila

57-75

Religion, God and European thought

Basu Arabinda

77-87

The world

Bracken Joseph

89-102

Charles Hartshorne's philosophy of God

Norris Clarke W.

103-123

Can the God of process thought be "redeemed"?

Cloots André; Van Der Veken Jan

125-136

Hartshorne's concept of God examined in the light of phenomenology and buddhism

Endo Hiroshi

137-152

Some remarks on Charles Hartshorne's conception of theology

Gutowski Piotr

153-162

Continuity and novelty

Ishihara John

163-184

A Jewish perspective on Charles Hartshorne's concept of god

Kaufman William E.

185-195

Process thought and some biblical evidence

McNamara Martin

197-218

Rigor, reason and moderation

Pailin David A.

219-238

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