God's world - God's body
If the majority of process theologians and some feminist theologians are right, then God’s world can be understood as God’s body. A view that reveals environmental degradation in a different light. The essay ‘God’s World – God’s Body’ first of all presents Charles Hartshorne’s as well as Sallie McFa...
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | English |
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Ars Disputandi
2013
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| In: |
Embodied religion
Year: 2013, Pages: 229-240 |
| Further subjects: | B
Process theology
B Environmental degradation B Panentheism B World B Body B Environment (Art) B Feminist Theology |
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| Summary: | If the majority of process theologians and some feminist theologians are right, then God’s world can be understood as God’s body. A view that reveals environmental degradation in a different light. The essay ‘God’s World – God’s Body’ first of all presents Charles Hartshorne’s as well as Sallie McFague’s panentheistic conception of God. Both concepts stress the idea of God’s corporeality. In a second step the author hints at the concepts’ environmental implications; she explains what the consequences are, if Hartshorne and McFague are to be correct. Finally, the previously said opens out into showing in how far a movement ‘back-to-religion’ implies a ‘back-to-nature-’ movement. |
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| ISBN: | 9067010332 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Conference (European Society for Philosophy of Religion : 19. : 30.08.-02.09.2012 : Soesterberg), Embodied religion
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