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SUMMARY:John Cobb & Friends Gathering: Tink Tinker
DESCRIPTION:Topic: The Moth and the Alligator: Relationship in a Whole Other Key \n\n\n\nPresenters: Tink Tinker \n\n\n\nA Cobb Institute board member suggested that we adopt the practice of “land acknowledgment” to name native tribes dispossessed of their land in our various regions. To assist our reflection\, we turned to Tink Tinker\, a citizen of the Osage Nation (wazhazhe) and Professor Emeritus at Iliff School of Theology. For nearly three decades he volunteered both administratively and as a traditional spiritual leader at Four Winds American Indian Council in Denver\, and has worked closely with the American Indian Movement of Colorado. His topic invites exploration of the clashing worldviews that euro-christians and America’s native peoples bring to the conversation. To get acquainted with Tink Tinker see this lecture at Yale\, this critical conversation about American Indian worldview\, or this panel conversation at Phillips Seminary honoring the 50th Anniversary of Vine Deloria’s God Is Red. In 2020\, The Colonial Compromise was published\, with responses to his 2008 book\, American Indian Liberation Theology.   \n\n\n\nBefore coming to the faculty at Iliff in 1985\, Tinker had earned a B.A. at New Mexico Highlands University\, an M.Div. at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary\, and a Ph.D. at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley\, which named him its Alum of the Year in 2004. He had been teaching for several years in the Bay area before joining the Iliff faculty in 1985. At this speaker’s bureau website you can find further biographical information\, a list of his books\, and a 4-minute video excerpt of his message to the United Methodist 2012 General Conference. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nInformation about how to access each gathering is made available via email. To find out about a single meeting\, send an email to events@cobb.institute. If you would like to receive regular meeting announcements and updates about the Institute\, please join our list of Friends. \n\n\n\nCan’t make it to the live session? Click here to access our archive of Cobb & Friends recordings.
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SUMMARY:Process Pop-Up: The Tao Flows on Like a River Forever
DESCRIPTION:Dating back in the Chinese oral tradition to the 11th Century BCE and now read by Westerners since the mid-1800s when Western-language translations were first available\, the Tao in the Tao Te Ching is described as an endless source of novelty\, ever flowing forward\, yet always favoring the good. These depictions of the Tao resemble many of Alfred North Whitehead’s dynamic concepts\, such as concrescence\, process\, living immediacy\, and the inter-relatedness of contrasts. In this Pop-Up event\, Dr. Rosemarie Anderson will provide examples of verses from her own translation of the Tao Te Ching\, suggestive of the intimacy between the Tao Te Ching and Whitehead’s philosophy of organism and why modern Chinese are now attracted to process philosophy. \n\n\n\n\nFind Out More & Register\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCo-sponsored by the following:
URL:https://cobb.institute/event/process-pop-up-the-tao-flows-on-like-a-river-forever/
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