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![]() Dr. Jay McDaniel, Chair of the Cobb Institute Board, will join us to discuss an exciting new project of the Institute's education team. Join us to learn more about this new educational offering. |
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![]() Topic: Contrasts and Commonalities across Cultures Presenter(s): Maria Guadalupe Llanes, Heeyoung Jung, and Farhan Shah |
2 events,![]() Process & Coffee is about spiritual integration and exploration. We meet weekly to dive into books by mystics and sages. The discussion that follows helps to deepen our own spiritual lives.
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![]() Join a sophisticated discussion of the Kyoto School of philosophy and how these cosmopolitan Buddhist thinkers offer resources for building ecological civilization. |
1 event,![]() Readings on Faiths Around the World is a book group that meets twice a month to read and discuss texts that deal with the vast diversity of world faiths, those that have had a very large influence for many centuries as well as those that may be newer and less well-known. The only prerequisite for this group is a desire to learn about the wide variety of religion expressions. |
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2 events,![]() A discussion contemplating the vision of the human evolutionary future as seen by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin.
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![]() Topic: Cosmic Pluralism: Extraterrestrial Intelligence and Swami Vivekananda’s Religion of the Future Presenter(s): Jefferey Long |
2 events,![]() Process & Coffee is about spiritual integration and exploration. We meet weekly to dive into books by mystics and sages. The discussion that follows helps to deepen our own spiritual lives.
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![]() This pop-up will provide an opportunity to consider the Enneagram types, to see their relevance to process theology, and to consider how, together, the Enneagram and process theology might help us grow in our potential to help heal a broken world. |
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![]() Topic: Celebrating Recent Developments at the Cobb Institute |
1 event,![]() Process & Coffee is about spiritual integration and exploration. We meet weekly to dive into books by mystics and sages. The discussion that follows helps to deepen our own spiritual lives. |
1 event,![]() Readings on Faiths Around the World is a book group that meets twice a month to read and discuss texts that deal with the vast diversity of world faiths, those that have had a very large influence for many centuries as well as those that may be newer and less well-known. The only prerequisite for this group is a desire to learn about the wide variety of religion expressions. |
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2 events,![]() A discussion contemplating the vision of the human evolutionary future as seen by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin.
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![]() Topic: Relating Psychedelics to Process Philosophy Presenter(s): Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes |
2 events,![]() Process & Coffee is about spiritual integration and exploration. We meet weekly to dive into books by mystics and sages. The discussion that follows helps to deepen our own spiritual lives. ![]() This is the third in series of three four-week courses taught by Christina Hutchins. The “vivid suggestiveness of the poets” can deepen our engagement with process concepts that have been well-developed yet also limited by conventional theological or philosophical thought. In this class, we will use poetry to animate felt understandings of several of Whitehead’s key ideas. |
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![]() Join a dynamic discussion on Islamic approaches to interfaith cooperation to learn what the Qur’an say about other religions and how Muslims are thinking about religious pluralism today. |
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![]() Topic: Process Philosophy and Me Presenter(s): Isobel Zhang |
2 events,![]() Process & Coffee is about spiritual integration and exploration. We meet weekly to dive into books by mystics and sages. The discussion that follows helps to deepen our own spiritual lives. ![]() This is the third in series of three four-week courses taught by Christina Hutchins. The “vivid suggestiveness of the poets” can deepen our engagement with process concepts that have been well-developed yet also limited by conventional theological or philosophical thought. In this class, we will use poetry to animate felt understandings of several of Whitehead’s key ideas. |
1 event,![]() Readings on Faiths Around the World is a book group that meets twice a month to read and discuss texts that deal with the vast diversity of world faiths, those that have had a very large influence for many centuries as well as those that may be newer and less well-known. The only prerequisite for this group is a desire to learn about the wide variety of religion expressions. |
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2 events,![]() A discussion contemplating the vision of the human evolutionary future as seen by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin.
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![]() Topic: The Compassionate Cities Movement: A Next Step in Human Evolution Presenter(s): Laura Burgis |
2 events,![]() Process & Coffee is about spiritual integration and exploration. We meet weekly to dive into books by mystics and sages. The discussion that follows helps to deepen our own spiritual lives. ![]() This is the third in series of three four-week courses taught by Christina Hutchins. The “vivid suggestiveness of the poets” can deepen our engagement with process concepts that have been well-developed yet also limited by conventional theological or philosophical thought. In this class, we will use poetry to animate felt understandings of several of Whitehead’s key ideas. |
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1 event,![]() In this six-week course, John Cobb will elucidate six of the themes in Christianity and process theology that he considers vital to his faith. Each session will include a mini-lecture by John, a conversation between John and Tripp, and responses to questions submitted by class participants. |










