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Dr. John Cobb - Resources, Part 1
Compiled by R.E. Slater
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John B. and David R. Griffin Cobb, Jr.
Religion Online article link
John B. Cobb, Jr. is Professor of Theology at the School of Theology at Claremont, Avery professor of Religion at Claremont Graduate School, and Director of the Center for Process Studies. David Ray Griffin teaches Philosophy of religion at the School of theology at Claremont and Claremont Graduate School and is Executive Director of the Center for Process Studies.
BOOKS
John B. Cobb Jr. and Donald W. Sherburne
Religion Online article link
John B. Cobb, Jr. is Emeritus Professor of Theology at Claremont School of Theology. Donald W. Sherburne is Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University, Nashville.
John B. Cobb, Jr. is Emeritus Professor of Theology at Claremont School of Theology. Donald W. Sherburne is Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University, Nashville.
BOOKS
John B. Cobb, Jr.
John B. Cobb, Jr., Ph.D. is Professor of Theology Emeritus at the Claremont School of Theology, Claremont, California, and Co-Director of the Center for Process Studies there. His many books currently in print include: Reclaiming the Church (1997); with Herman Daly, For the Common Good; Becoming a Thinking Christian (1993); Sustainability (1992); Can Christ Become Good News Again? (1991); ed. with Christopher Ives, The Emptying God: a Buddhist-Jewish-Christian Conversation (1990); with Charles Birch, The Liberation of Life; and with David Griffin, Process Theology: An Introductory Exposition (1977). He is a retired minister in the United Methodist Church. His email address is cobbj@cgu.edu..
ARTICLES
Economism as Idolatry
What Kind of Growth?
Growth Without Progress?
Is Theological Pluralism Dead in the UMC?
Globalization With A Human Face
Can the Church Help God Save the World?
Cloning — Has Dominion Gone Too Far?
Shaping a Vision for Cultural Pluralism
The Disappearance of Theology from the Oldline Churches
Economic Aspects of Social and Environmental Violence
The Greening of Theology
International and Transnational Trade
The Theological Stake in Globalization
Wesley the Evangelical
Wesley the Process Theologian
Wesley the Liberal
Wesley – Conclusions
Wesley the Liberationist
The World Trade Organization: A Theological Critique
Being and Person
The Challenge to Theological Education
A Christian Critique of Pure Land Buddhism
The Christian Mission in a Pluralistic World
Christology in the United States
Process Theology
Practical Theology for Creative Ministry
The Church and Sustainable Living
Theology and Ecology
The Christian, the Future, and Paolo Soleri
A Critical View of Inherited Theology
To Whom Can We Go? II. Secular and Religious Alternatives
Do Oldline Churches Have a Future?
Why Are We Lukewarm? I
Why Are We Lukewarm? II
Why Are We Lukewarm? III
Buddhism and Christianity
Christianity and Empire
The Common Good in a Postmodern World
Did Paul Teach the Doctrine of the Atonement?
Has Europe Become Theologically Barren?
Marx and Whitehead
Process Theology and the Bible: How Science Has Changed Our View of God
Against Free Trade: A Meeting of Opposites
Can Corporations Assume Responsibility for the Environment?
Will Economism End in Time?
Economics for the Common Good
Global Market or Community
Political Economy and the Economization of Politics
The Road to Sustainability: Progress and Regress
Education and Economism
Can Christianity Shape Higher Education in a Pluralistic Age?
The Best of Times, the Worst of Times
Beyond `Pluralism’
Choosing Life
The Common Good: Individual Rights and Community Responsibility
Consumerism, Economism, and Christian Faith
Homosexuality and the Bible
Faith, Hope and Love: Psalm 82
To Whom Can We Go? III. Jesus and the University
Higher Education and the Periodization of History
Ecology and the Structure of Society
Making Choices for the Common Good
To Whom Can We Go? I. Jesus’ Call for Progressive Protestants
Why Faith Needs Process Philosophy
The Potential Contribution of Process Thought
Theological Realism
Revising Both Science and Theology
What Shall We Do About “God”?
Deep Ecology and Process Thought
Process Psychotherapy
Whitehead and Anthropology
Theology in the Twenty-First Century
North American Theology in the Twentieth Century
Whitehead
Whiteheadian Thought
Amida and Christ:: Buddhism and Christianity
Human Dignity and the Christian Tradition
Ethics, Economics and Free Trade
What is Free About Free Trade?
Trade in Process Perspective
An American Protestant Perspective on World Order
Moral Dilemmas in Economics and Ecology
Capital
Eastern View of Economics
Religion and Economics
Who Was Jesus? (Colossians 1:19)
A Theology of Enjoyment for a Post Capitalist Life
The Practical Need for Metaphysics
Autobiography
Ecological Agriculture
Necessities for an Ecological Civilization
Re-Reading Science and the Modern World
The Philosophy of Charles Hartshorne
Points of Contact Between Process Theology and Liberation Theology in Matters of Faith and Justice
The Presence of the Past and the Eucharist
Whitehead and Buddhism
Prehension
Saving the Earth
Denis Hurtubise on Ford and the "Traditional" Interpretation
Buddhism and the Natural Sciences
A Buddhist-Christian Critique of Neo-Liberal Economics
Constructive Postmodernism
Ecology and Economy
Envisioning a Fifth Model
Four Types of Universities
Free Trade And The World Trade Organization
The Global Economy and its Theoretical Justification
Is Whitehead Relevant in China Today?
Religion and Education
A Sustainable Society
Whitehead’s Theory of Value
The Role of Theology of Nature in the Church
Response to Ogden and Carpenter
What Kind of Growth?
Growth Without Progress?
Is Theological Pluralism Dead in the UMC?
Globalization With A Human Face
Can the Church Help God Save the World?
Cloning — Has Dominion Gone Too Far?
Shaping a Vision for Cultural Pluralism
The Disappearance of Theology from the Oldline Churches
Economic Aspects of Social and Environmental Violence
The Greening of Theology
International and Transnational Trade
The Theological Stake in Globalization
Wesley the Evangelical
Wesley the Process Theologian
Wesley the Liberal
Wesley – Conclusions
Wesley the Liberationist
The World Trade Organization: A Theological Critique
Being and Person
The Challenge to Theological Education
A Christian Critique of Pure Land Buddhism
The Christian Mission in a Pluralistic World
Christology in the United States
Process Theology
Practical Theology for Creative Ministry
The Church and Sustainable Living
Theology and Ecology
The Christian, the Future, and Paolo Soleri
A Critical View of Inherited Theology
To Whom Can We Go? II. Secular and Religious Alternatives
Do Oldline Churches Have a Future?
Why Are We Lukewarm? I
Why Are We Lukewarm? II
Why Are We Lukewarm? III
Buddhism and Christianity
Christianity and Empire
The Common Good in a Postmodern World
Did Paul Teach the Doctrine of the Atonement?
Has Europe Become Theologically Barren?
Marx and Whitehead
Process Theology and the Bible: How Science Has Changed Our View of God
Against Free Trade: A Meeting of Opposites
Can Corporations Assume Responsibility for the Environment?
Will Economism End in Time?
Economics for the Common Good
Global Market or Community
Political Economy and the Economization of Politics
The Road to Sustainability: Progress and Regress
Education and Economism
Can Christianity Shape Higher Education in a Pluralistic Age?
The Best of Times, the Worst of Times
Beyond `Pluralism’
Choosing Life
The Common Good: Individual Rights and Community Responsibility
Consumerism, Economism, and Christian Faith
Homosexuality and the Bible
Faith, Hope and Love: Psalm 82
To Whom Can We Go? III. Jesus and the University
Higher Education and the Periodization of History
Ecology and the Structure of Society
Making Choices for the Common Good
To Whom Can We Go? I. Jesus’ Call for Progressive Protestants
Why Faith Needs Process Philosophy
The Potential Contribution of Process Thought
Theological Realism
Revising Both Science and Theology
What Shall We Do About “God”?
Deep Ecology and Process Thought
Process Psychotherapy
Whitehead and Anthropology
Theology in the Twenty-First Century
North American Theology in the Twentieth Century
Whitehead
Whiteheadian Thought
Amida and Christ:: Buddhism and Christianity
Human Dignity and the Christian Tradition
Ethics, Economics and Free Trade
What is Free About Free Trade?
Trade in Process Perspective
An American Protestant Perspective on World Order
Moral Dilemmas in Economics and Ecology
Capital
Eastern View of Economics
Religion and Economics
Who Was Jesus? (Colossians 1:19)
A Theology of Enjoyment for a Post Capitalist Life
The Practical Need for Metaphysics
Autobiography
Ecological Agriculture
Necessities for an Ecological Civilization
Re-Reading Science and the Modern World
The Philosophy of Charles Hartshorne
Points of Contact Between Process Theology and Liberation Theology in Matters of Faith and Justice
The Presence of the Past and the Eucharist
Whitehead and Buddhism
Prehension
Saving the Earth
Denis Hurtubise on Ford and the "Traditional" Interpretation
Buddhism and the Natural Sciences
A Buddhist-Christian Critique of Neo-Liberal Economics
Constructive Postmodernism
Ecology and Economy
Envisioning a Fifth Model
Four Types of Universities
Free Trade And The World Trade Organization
The Global Economy and its Theoretical Justification
Is Whitehead Relevant in China Today?
Religion and Education
A Sustainable Society
Whitehead’s Theory of Value
The Role of Theology of Nature in the Church
Response to Ogden and Carpenter
BOOKS
Process Theology as Political Theology
Living Options in Protestant Theology
A Christian Natural Theology Based on the Thought of Alfred North Whitehead
The Structure of Christian Existence
Liberal Christianity at the Crossroads
Doubting Thomas: Christology in Story Form
The Theology of Altizer: Critique and Response
Living Options in Protestant Theology
A Christian Natural Theology Based on the Thought of Alfred North Whitehead
The Structure of Christian Existence
Liberal Christianity at the Crossroads
Doubting Thomas: Christology in Story Form
The Theology of Altizer: Critique and Response
AUDIOVISUAL PRESENTATIONS
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