Process Theology and Openness of God Theology: Necessarily, Essentially, Neither or Both: How Does God Love the World?
[This little paper contributed to a lasting differene in the dialogue between process theolgy and openness of of God theology. This difference has subsquently been most fully developed in Thomas J. Oord's "Essential Kenosis." DRL /20/2025] Process Theology and Openness of God Theology: Necessarily, Essentially, Neither or Both: How Does God Love the World? A Presentation by David R. Larson at the November 2004 meetings of the American Academy of Religion meetings in San Antonio, Texas “There is in God both supreme necessity and supreme contingency.” Karl Barth God’s “conceptuality at once exemplifies and establishes the categoreal conditions.” Alfred North Whitehead “God’s sociality cannot be satisfied by God’s self; God’s love requires an object that is not God, namely, a world.” Donna Bowman [This little paper contributed to a lasting difference the dialogue between process theolgy and openness of of God...
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