Multiple writers from different generations and traditions, and
from various parts of the world, sharing their ideas about
art, music, spirituality, politics, cosmology, theology,
science, social justice, and ecological civilization,
introducing process philosophy and
process theology along the way.
edited by Dr. Jay McDaniel
We offer
Twelve Points of Entry
to a constellation of ideas and practices
related to process philosophy and theology
An essay for the day:
Interested in a more open way of thinking and living in the world? A way that partakes of creativity, kindness, and beauty? A way that is good for people, animals, and the Earth; and that can be integrated into your own already-existing or developing philosophy of life? You might be interested in the Open Horizons (Process) approach to life and thought.
The Process approach is more than philosophy; it is a way of thinking, feeling, and living, with a theoretical side, a practical side, and a spiritual side. It is not jealous of other perspectives; it can be combined with them and enriched by them. People who belong to different religions are process thinkers, as are people without any religious affiliation. Asians, Africans, and Latin Americans are process thinkers; as are poets, painters, and pediatricians. The process approach is available to people of all ages. As they incorporate elements of the Open Horizons (Process) way into their lives, they give it life.
This website offers twelve points of entry to the Open Horizon (Process) Way. Click on a theme in the menu that interests you, and you'll find an assortment of short articles related to the theme. Each article has a specific focus. Be exploratory. If one article doesn’t interest you, try another. For an overview, see Process Theology: A Constellation of Ideas or Twenty Key ideas in Process Thinking or A Whole Universe of Stories.
plus Miscellany for the Curious Mind (odd subjects hard to pigeonhole)
The Process approach is more than philosophy; it is a way of thinking, feeling, and living, with a theoretical side, a practical side, and a spiritual side. It is not jealous of other perspectives; it can be combined with them and enriched by them. People who belong to different religions are process thinkers, as are people without any religious affiliation. Asians, Africans, and Latin Americans are process thinkers; as are poets, painters, and pediatricians. The process approach is available to people of all ages. As they incorporate elements of the Open Horizons (Process) way into their lives, they give it life.
This website offers twelve points of entry to the Open Horizon (Process) Way. Click on a theme in the menu that interests you, and you'll find an assortment of short articles related to the theme. Each article has a specific focus. Be exploratory. If one article doesn’t interest you, try another. For an overview, see Process Theology: A Constellation of Ideas or Twenty Key ideas in Process Thinking or A Whole Universe of Stories.
- Reflecting on Big Questions (the universe, God, creativity, despair, hope)
- Spirituality and Practice (faith, listening, courage, kindness, zest for life)
- Art and Music (art and popular music: hip-hop, rock, jazz, singer-songwriter)
- Hopes for a Beautiful Planet (beloved community with ecology added)
- Social Justice (economic, politics, injustice, protest, prophetic imagination)
- Interfaith Explorations (world religions, spiritual hybridity, interfaith leadership)
- East-West Thinking (combining Asian and Western ways of thinking)
- Mental Health (mental illness, depression, and resilience walks in life)
- People’s Stories (interesting people, but really we all are)
- Science (postmodern physics, biology, and chemistry)
- Animals (especially for those who love animals)
- Whitehead’s Philosophy (for those who love "process" philosophy)
plus Miscellany for the Curious Mind (odd subjects hard to pigeonhole)
A Miscellany of Posts
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