Relevancy22: Contemporary Process Christianity: Post-Evangelic Topics and Theology: A List of Process Writings From the Past

The Importance of Memory, Recording & Archiving

by R.E. Slater

I was on a zoom conference this afternoon with a number of individuals concerned with how to introduce a Process-form of Ecological Economics into the general pool of thinking, scholarship, government programs, private industry, and the public at large. What surprised me was for how long they have been attempting to do this... as far back as the 1970-80s. Perhaps even longer.

The speaker was Herman E. Daly whose bio and life's work I put up in the post previous to this today. Also in the discussions were John Cobb who hosted the conference, Tim Eastman, and Jay McDaniel. At the end of the conference Jay graciously shared with the group a number of articles which his website contains.

From a brief search on Jay's Open Horizons site I found a number of helpful postings which I would like to share with those of you who are interested, as I am, in the early days of process thought and its affects upon a world of ideas I've never read or heard about - neither in school, church, university, or the workplace.

Hence, the importance of the list below with mine own growing lists on the subject of Whitehead, Process Philosophy, Process Theology, Process Christianity, Process-based sciences, ecological civilizations, interpretive process-based history, the social and psychological sciences, and in general, Process-Everything.

The List below is a good start. A historical start from those authors and writers living out their elder years having placed their hearts and souls into our formative past which we never knew existed, had never read, never considered, nor even thought about.

But... No... Longer....

Thank you Jay for keeping a record of our past though we knew it not.

R.E. Slater

May 4, 2021

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Open Horizons - Search: Herman E. Daly

https://www.openhorizons.org/apps/search?q=herman+daly

Economic Flourishing after the Pandemic: Kate Raworth's Doughnut Economics
as a voice for Planetary Economics by John Cobb. co-author with Herman Daly of For the Common GoodThe most ...

Economic Flourishing for the Good of Life: Kate Raworth's Doughnut Economics
Cobb. co-author with Herman Daly of For the Common GoodThe most important discussions in shaping ...

SHE: Alice Phoebe Lou
, ‘to be’ in the fullest sense is ‘to sin'.” ― Mary Daly "I urge you to Sin ...

Feminism and the Courage to Be: Voyaging with the Ultimately Intimate
Daly "I urge you to Sin. ... But not against these itty-bitty religions ...

John Cobb in China
in approaching the ecological crisis. In 1989 Cobb co-authored a book with Herman Daly, For the Common ...

A Critical View of Inherited Theology
: Reclaiming the Church(1997); with Herman Daly, For the Common Good; Becoming a Thinking Christian (1993 ...

International Women's Day: What Have Men to Say?
philosopher Mary Daly, who said, so many years ago, that patriarchy is a global caste ...

Everything Flows: A Process Approach to Ecohumanism
and a Sustainable Future. 2nd Edition. Boston: Beacon Press, 1994. Economist Herman Daly and theologian ...

Christian Process Theology: Its Early Phase
with an economist, Herman Daly, to write For the Common Good (1989). To understand process theology ...

Islamic and Christian Approaches to Ecology: Comparing John Cobb and Seyyed Nasr
A: Polity Press, 2011.Daly, Herman E.; John B. Cobb; and Clifford W. Cobb. For the Common Good ...

Weaving the World: Feminist Theology and Process Theology
to women such as Mary Daly, whose approach is to see to the creation of a feminist society. She ...

The King: Elvis Presley as a Metaphor for the Rise and Decline of America
theme of Elvis' life. "Herman Melville once wrote very cryptic lines. He said the Declaration ...

Transfiguration: A Lutheran's Journey
theological reflection in poetry and novels and essays by writers like Ralph Waldo Emerson, Herman ...

A Buddhist-Christian Critique of Neo-Liberal Economics
Studies there. His many books currently in print include: Reclaiming the Church(1997); with Herman Daly ...

Process Theology and the Bible: How Science Has Changed Our View of God
include: Reclaiming the Church (1997); with Herman Daly, For the Common Good; Becoming a Thinking ...

Whitehead's Theory of Value
books currently in print include: Reclaiming the Church (1997); with Herman Daly, For the Common ...

Four Ways to Roll Up Our Sleeves: Practicing Earth Day Every Day
economy must also be limited. Herman Daly has long been the leader in this development.Ecological ...

Rubbing Fire into Your Life: Process and the Poetic Life
of meaningful, life-enhancing connections. Rukeyser tells us that, in American poetry, Herman Melville ...

Ten Ideas for Saving the Planet
portion. As long as the natural economy is limited, the human economy must also be limited. Herman ...

Original Sin Revisited: Marjorie Suchocki
Cone wrote devastatingly about the sins of white society, and Mary Daly was exceeding clear ...

New Page
even as late

Essays by John B. Cobb, Jr.

COMPILED BY JAY MCDANIEL

Did God Create the World out of Nothing? Ask John Cobb
Two Questions for John Cobb about China
Christian Process Theology: Its Early Phase
John Cobb on Patriotism
Process Theology and the Bible: How Science has changed our view of God
John Cobb on Biblical Inspiration and Interpretation
Revaluing the Values of Science, Religion, and Education: John B. Cobb, Jr.
A Critical View of Inherited Theology
Should I Understand God Literally or Metaphorically?
Does Science Support Belief in God?
Which is More Important? The Historical Jesus or the Cosmic Christ?
We Live in a Thoroughly Miraculous World
Whitehead's Theory of Value
Five Foundations for a New Civilization
Ten Ideas for Saving the Planet
Economic Justice and Process Philosophy
What is My Vocation?
The Postmodern John Cobb: Deconstructive and Constructive
An Appreciation of David Korten
God as Abba: A Proposal from John Cobb
The Aesthetic and the Ethical: John Cobb
A Buddhist-Christian Critique of Neo-Liberal Economics
Wesley the Process Theologian: An Essay by John Cobb