However, As The Eastern Churches Have Always

Well, It's Because I Gladly Acknowledge Some Ideas That Are Part Of Process Theology, But Which I Think Are Not Tied To All The Details Of Process Thought, And Are Very Illuminating And Helpful.

The Physical Fabric Of The World Had To Be Such As To Enable That Ten Billion Year Preliminary Evolution To Produce The Raw Materials Of Life. Without It There Would Not Have Been The Chemical Materials To Allow Life To Evolve Here On Earth.

I'm A Very Passionate Believer In The Unity Of Knowledge. There Is One World Of Reality - One World Of Our Experience That We're Seeking To Describe.

People, And Especially Theologians, Should Try To Familiarize Themselves With Scientific Ideas. Of Course, Science Is Technical In Many Respects, But There Are Some Very Good Books That Try To Set Out Some Of The Conceptual Structure Of Science.

If The Experience Of Science Teaches Anything, It's That The World Is Very Strange And Surprising. The Many Revolutions In Science Have Certainly Shown That.