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Process theology

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Creative dwelling

Lucinda A. Stark Huffaker

1998

Transforming Process Theism (S U N Y Series in Philosophy)

Lewis S. Ford

2000

The end of evil

Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki

1988

Theology and the university

John B. Cobb, David Ray Griffin, Joseph C. Hough

1991

Environmental ethics and process thinking

Clare Palmer

1998

Logical Faith

Joseph P. Provenzano

2007

Faith and creativity

George Nordgulen, Eugene H. Peters, George W. Shields

1987

The relationship of Calvin to process theology as seen through his sermons

Blair Reynolds

1993

God, power, and evil

David Ray Griffin

1976

Jesuit spirituality from a process perspective

Joseph A. Bracken

1990

Faith and Appreciative Awareness

J. J. Mueller

1981

On the Mystery

Catherine Keller

2008

Process Perspective

John B. Cobb Jr.

2003

Mythmaking in the new Russia

Kathleen E. Smith

2002

God Christ Church

Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki

1989

Searching for an adequate God

John B. Cobb, David Ray Griffin, Clark H. Pinnock

2000

Toward a process pneumatology

Blair Reynolds

1990

The One in the Many

Joseph A. Bracken

2001

Modern process thought

Gray, James R.

1982

A postcolonial theology of life

Jea Sophia Oh

2011

Process theology

John B. Cobb

1976

Modeling God

Gloria Durka

1976

God in process thought

Santiago Sia

1985

Process theology

C. Robert Mesle

1993

Toward a process therapy

David Edward Roy

1978

Archetypal process

David Ray Griffin

1989

Mystery without magic

Russell Pregeant

1988

Process Philosophy and Christian Thought

Delwin Broun

1971

God as poet of the world

Roland Faber

2008

Hope in Process

Henry J. Young

1990

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