RT Article
T1 How Radically Can God Be Reconceived Before Ceasing to Be God? The Four Faces of Panentheism
JF Zygon
VO 52
IS 4
SP 1044
OP 1059
A1 Clayton, Philip 1956-
LA English
PB Wiley-Blackwell
YR 2017
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1567565042
AB Panentheism has often been put forward as a means for bringing theology and science into dialogue, perhaps even resolving some of the major tensions between them. A variety of “faces” of panentheism are distinguished, including conservative, metaphysical, apophatic, and naturalist panentheisms. This series of increasingly radical panentheisms is explored, each one bringing its own core commitments, and each describing very different relationships between religion and science. We consider, for example, the diverse ways that the radical panentheisms construe emergent phenomena in the natural world. In the end, comparing the increasingly radical forms of panentheism yields a new understanding of the state of the religion/science dialogue today.
K1 Naturalism
K1 Emergence
K1 Panentheism
K1 apophatic theology
K1 Catherine Keller
K1 David Ray Griffin
K1 ecstatic naturalism
K1 Metaphorical Theology
K1 Pantheism
K1 radical theologies
K1 Robert Corrington
DO 10.1111/zygo.12368