Process theology

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... um, told me one time, he was like, "Look, dude, like, Black people don't fuck with process thought." Um-

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One of the, you know, another thing that, that Dr. Clark pointed out to me, um, so he was a student of, uh, James Cone.

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And, um, so, like, you know, Cone was, was very much around when, you know, process thought was kind of popping off and having its-

Far more

And in 2026 they invited Katharine Keller, who from everything that I can see, is very much a process theologian.

And, like, from my understanding, process theol- process theology's, like, worse than open theology.

It is.

Yeah.

'Cause open theology's just God doesn't know the future, but process theology is like God is changing with the world, and it's this very weird, weird pantheism.

And so first you go, why-

Uh, yeah.

Well, actually, so let me, let me, let me pop in.

I wanted to make a video that was just dedicated to this topic, because it is so cool.

So some of the terms that we talk about are process theology, defining what metaphysics means in Christianity.

What does it mean that God is not made up of parts? What are his attributes? What does it mean that God is a being of pure act? What is non-duality? What is monism? What is pantheism? What is panentheism? And we cover a lot more, but I do wanna say this.

I know that these terms might sound over your head, but let me tell you guys, please give this a chance.

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... we see God being in a process.

So this is also called process theology.

Theology.