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SUMMARY:John Cobb & Friends Gathering: William Andrew Schwartz
DESCRIPTION:Topic: Center for Process Studies Ventures Forward \n\n\n\nPresenters: William Andrew Schwartz \n\n\n\nIn February the Center for Process Studies celebrated 50 years as a faculty program of the Claremont School of Theology (CST)\, founded by John Cobb and David Griffin. The relocation of CST this summer to a new location in West Los Angeles is accompanied by re-affirmation of the Center’s mission under new circumstances. Dr. William Andrew Schwartz\, Executive Director of the Center for Process Studies\, will share emerging developments for its future programming and impact. Andrew has overall strategic and operational responsibility for CPS\, including development and implementation of the CPS mission\, programs\, and strategic vision.  \n\n\n\nSchwartz is also Assistant Professor of Process Studies & Comparative Theology at Claremont School of Theology\, and Co-Founder and Executive Vice President of the Institute for Ecological Civilization. He earned his Ph.D. in Philosophy of Religion and Theology at Claremont Graduate University. He was a principal organizer of the Seizing an Alternative conference\, from which his book emerged. His recent work has been focused on high-impact philosophy and the role of big ideas in the transition toward ecological civilization. Co-editor of Putting Philosophy to Work\, and co-author of What Is Ecological Civilization? His academic interests are broad\, and include Comparative Religious Philosophies\, Process Thought\, Ecology\, Education\, and more. His recent work has been focused on high-impact philosophy and the role of big ideas in the transition toward ecological civilization.  \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.
URL:https://cobb.institute/event/john-cobb-friends-gathering-2023-07-11/
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SUMMARY:Rethinking Process Theology and Religious Pluralism Through the Lens of Divine Omnipresence
DESCRIPTION:In this five-session course\, students will explore the question of religious pluralism and consider what difference a process understanding of divine omnipresence and the centrality of compassion in all major religions can make to how one develops a Christian theology.  \n\n\n\n“All faiths insist that compassion is the test of true spirituality and that it brings us into relation with the transcendence we call God\, Brahman\, Nirvana\, or Dao. Each has formulated its own version of what is sometimes called the Golden Rule\, ‘Do not treat others as you would not like them to treat you\,’ or in its positive form\, ‘Always treat others as you would wish to be treated yourself.’ Further\, they all insist that you cannot confine your benevolence to your own group; you must have concern for everybody — even your enemies.” –Karen Armstrong  \n\n\n\nIn 2001\, Marjorie Suchocki wrote Divinity and Diversity\, which explored the implications for religious pluralism within various Christian doctrines. In this course\, more than twenty years later\, she tackles the issue again\, this time working from and focusing on a process understanding of divine omnipresence. The central question of this study will thus be the following: What are the theological and practical implications of interpreting religions through the lens of divine omnipresence? The first and foremost suggestion is the near-universal importance of compassion as an essential element of religion. Each session will conclude with a consideration of the role that compassion plays in one of the world’s great religious traditions. \n\n\n\nIf you’re in the Claremont area please join us in person. If not join us online via Zoom. All are welcome\, and will be able to fully participate! \n\n\n\n\nSIGN UP
URL:https://cobb.institute/event/rethinking-process-theology-and-religious-pluralism-through-the-lens-of-divine-omnipresence-5/2023-08-01/
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