Prayer & Process with John Cobb

Jan 11, 2012

John Cobb, a leading figure in Process theology, engages in an enlightening conversation about the significance of prayer within a dynamic and relational understanding of God. He discusses how prayer enhances the divine healing already at work in the world. The dialogue also explores the interconnectedness of society, critiques the Occupy movement, and advocates for a holistic pro-life perspective that considers the welfare of all species. Get ready for fresh insights into community responsibility and the transformative power of prayer!

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Intro

00:00 • 2min

Exploring Process Thought and Theology through Collaborative Dialogue

01:55 • 3min

Engaging Conversations: Emergent Perspectives and Community Dialogue

04:46 • 3min

Exploring the Meaning and Impact of Prayer in Process Theology

07:41 • 6min

Reimagining Divine Influence: Prayer and Process Theology

13:38 • 31min

Process Theology and Community in Postmodern Thought

44:38 • 17min

Rethinking Pro-Life: A Biospheric Perspective

01:01:47 • 3min