Process Thought, Anglo-American Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism

Aldwinckle, Russell.  “Recent Process Theology.”  In More Than Man:  A Study in Christology.  Grand Rapids, MI:  William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co, 1976, pp. 270-293.

Alston, William P.  “Hartshorne and Aquinas:  A Via Media.”  In Existence and Actuality, eds., John B. Cobb, Jr., and Franklin Gamwell.  Chicago:  University of Chicago Press:  1984, pp. 78-98.  

_____.  “Interrogation of Charles Hartshorne.”  In Philosophical Interrogations, eds., Sydney and Beatrice Rome.  New York:  Hold Rinehart and Winston, 1964, pp. 319-354.

Basinger, David.  “Divine Persuasion:  Could the Process God Do More?”  Journal of Religion 64 (July 1984):  332-347.

_____.  Divine Power in Process Theism:  A Philosophical Critique.  Albany:  State University of New York Press, 1984.

_____.  “Inerrancy, Dictation, and the Free Will Defense.”  Evangelical Quarterly 55 (July 1983):  177-180.

_____.  Review:  Ronald Nash:  The Concept of God.  International Philosophical Quarterly 24:2 (June 1984):  203-205.

_____, and Randall Basinger.  “Divine Omnipotence:  Plantinga vs. Griffin.”  Process Studies  11 (Spring 1981):  11-24.

_____, eds., Predestination and Free Will.  Downer’s Grove, IL:  Intervarsity Press, 1986.

_____, and Randall Basinger.  “Comments on ‘The Dying of the Sacred Light’” [By Stephen T. Franklin][“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

Basinger, David.  "Process-Relational Christian Soteriology:  A Response to Wheeler."  Process Studies 18, no. 2 (Summer 1989): 114-7.  [abstract]

Basinger, Randall.  “Divine Providence:  A Comparision of Classical and Process Theism.”  Ph.D. Dis., Northwestern University, 1979.

_____.  “Evangelicals and Process Theism:  Seeking a Middle Ground.”  Christian Scholar’s Review 15:2 (1986):  141-156.

_____.  “Miracle, Providence, and Evil.”  (Paper presented at the Society of Christian Philosophers, Eastern Region, 1983.)

_____.  “What Difference Does it Make:  A Look at Divine Sovereignty.”  Reformed Journal 32 (December 1982):  15-18.

Baylis, Albert H., II.  “The Doctrine of God in Process Theology.”  Ph.D. Dis., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1974.

Blaisdell, Charles R. “A Sermon: Those of You Who Know.” Encounter 62, no. 4 (Autumn 2001): 404-414.

Bloesch, Donald.  Essentials of Evangelical Theology, 2 vols.  San Francisco:  Harper and Row, 1978.  [Occasional critical remarks about Process Thought.]

_____.  “Process Theology in Reformed Perspective.”  Listening 14:3 (Fall 1979):  185-195.

_____.  “Process Theology in Reformed Perspective.”  Reformed Journal 29 (October 1979):  19-24.

Bornholdt, Wayne R.  “The Christology of W. Norman Pittenger.”  M.A. Thesis, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 1983.  (CPS Microfiche)

Bowman, Donna. "Authority and Openness: Emulating Barth in Evangelical and Process Theology." Process Studies 37, no. 1 (Spring-Summer 2008): 114-27. [abstract] 

Bracken, Joseph.  Society and Spirit. [???]

Bradley, James E.  “The Enlightenment in Evangelical Perspective.”  [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

Bube, Paul Custodio.  “Review: Speaking From the Depths, by Stephen T. Franklin.”  In Process Studies 21, no.3 (Fall 1992): 176-9.

Canale, Fernando L. “Evangelical Theology and Open Theism: Toward a Biblical Understanding of the Macro Hermeneu[tical Principles of Theology?” Enfoques XVI, 1 (Fall 2004): 47-70. [abstract]

Clayton, Philip. “Open Panentheism and Creatio ex nihilo.” Process Studies 37, no. 1 (Spring-Summer 2008): 166-83. [abstract]  

_____. and Jeffrey Schloss, ed.  Evolution and Ethics:  Human Morality in Biological and Religious Perspective.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Eerdmans, 2004.

Cobb, John B., Jr.  “Clark Pinnock and Process Theology.” (Unpubl.)

_____.  “Evangelical Theology in Process Perspective.”  [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

_____.  “Theological Realism.” (unpubl.) [AAR Conference, November 2003]

Collins, Marvin A.  “God and Evil in the Process Thought of Alfred North Whitehead, Charles Hartshorne, and David Griffin:  A Question of Theological Coherance.”  Ph.D. Dis., Fuller Theological Seminary, 1986.

Corduan, Winfried.  Handmaid to Theology.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Baker, 1981.

Culp, John.  “The Actuality of the World in the God/World Relation:  Augustine and Whitehead.”  Ph.D. Dis., Claremont Graduate School, 1978.

_____. “Another Participant in the Discussion: Who and Why.” Process Studies 37, no. 1 (Spring-Summer 2008): 128-44. [abstract] 

_____.  “Can Whitehead Help?  The Role of Experience in Theology.”  [Paper presented at the American Acadmey of Religion Annual Meeting, 1981.]

_____.  “A Dialogue with the Process Theology of John B. Cobb, Jr.”  Wesleyan Theological Journal 15 (Fall 1980):  33-44.

_____. "From Criticims to Mutual Transformation? The Dialogue Between Process and Evangelical Theologies." Process Studies 30, no.1 (Spring-Summer 2001): 132-46.

_____. “Is Mutual Transformation Possible? The Dialogue Between Process and Evangelical Theologies.” Process Studies 37, no. 1 (Spring-Summer 2008): 104-13. [abstract] 

_____.  “Lionel S. Thornton Bibliography.”  (unpubl.)

_____.  “L.S. Thornton:  Hints for Relating Religion to the Contemporary World.”  [???]

_____.  “Modern Thought Challenges Christian Theology:  Process Philosophy and Anglican Theologian Lionel Thornton.”  Anglican Theological Review 76:3 (???):  329-351.

_____.  Review:  David Basinger:  Divine Power in Process Theism.  Christian Scholar’s Reivew  20:3 (1991):  301-303.

_____.  Review: John W. Dixon:  The Physiology of Faith.  Theological Students Fellowship Bulletin 5 (January-February 1982):  20

_____.  Review:  Delwin Brown: To Set at Liberty.  Theological Students Fellowship Bulletin 5 (January-February 1982):  18.

Davis, Stephan T.  Encountering Evil:  Live Options in Theodicy.  Atlanta:  John Knox Press, 1981.  

_____.  Encountering Jesus:  A Debate on Christology.  Atlanta:  John Knox Press, 1988.  

_____.  “A Response to Pinnock on the Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives.” [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

_____.  “Why I Am Not A Whiteheadian.”  [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

Dean, William.  "Sheltering Skies: A Response."  (Unpublished.)

Demarest, Bruce.  General Revelation:  Historical Views and Contemporary Issues.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Zondervan, 1982, pp. 170-174.

_____.  “Process Theology and the Pauline Doctrine of the Incarnation.”  Pauline Studies, eds., Donald Hagner and Murray Harris.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Eerdmans, 1980.

_____.  “Process Trinitarianism.”  Perspecitves on Evangelical Theology, eds., Kenneth Kantzer and Stanley Gundry.  Grand Rapids, MI: Baker, 1979, pp. 15-36.

Diehl, David W.  “Divine Omnisicence in the Thought of Charles Hartshorne and Cornelius Van Til:  A Systematic Comparative Study.”  Ph.D. Dis., [???]

Durham, Ronald O.  “Evil and God:  Has Proces Made Good its Promise?”  Christianity Today (June 2 1978):  11-14.  [Absracted in Process Studies 15:1, p. 74] [abstract available]

Erickson, Millard.  Christian Theology, Vol. I.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Baker, 1983.  

_____.  “A New Paradigm?  Postmodernism and Hermeneutics.”  Evangelical Interpretation:  Perspecitves on Hermeneutical Issues.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Baker Books, 1993, pp. 99-125.  

Fiddes, Paul S.  “Process Theology.”  The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Modern Christian Thought, ed., Alister McGrath.  Cambridge, MA:  Blackwell, 1993, 472-476.  

Ford, Lewis.  “Divine Persuasion and Coercion.”  Encounter 47:3 (Summer 1986):  267-273.

_____.  “Evangelical Appraisals of Process Theology.”  Christian Scholar’s Review 20:2 (December 1990):  149-63.

_____.  The Lure of God:  A Biblical Background for Process Theism.  Philadelphia: Fortress Press,1978.

_____.  Review:  David Basinger:  Divine Power in Process Theism.  Faith and Philosophy 8:1 (January 1991):  124-7.

_____.  Review:  Richard Rice:  The Openness of God.   Process Studies 15:2 (Summer 1986):  143.

_____.  Review:  Royce Gruenler, The Inexhaustible God.  Encounter 15:2 (Summer 1986):  177-180.

_____.  Review:  Stanley J. Grenz and Roger E. Olson, 20th Century Theology:  God and the World in a Transitional Age.  Encounter 55:4 (Autumn 1994):  408-411.

Franklin, Stephen T.  "Appendix: Who Are the Evangelicals?"  (Unpublished.)  

_____.  “Creativity and God.”  [Paper presented at the AAR Annual Meeting, 1983; also PM 8:1.)

_____.  “The Dying of the Sacred Light:  An Essay on Religion and Culture in America,” 176pp.  [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

_____.  “The Enlightenment, Evangelical Theology, and Process.”  [Unpublished, 41 page draft of “The Dying of the Sacred light,” 1997][In Evangelical Conference File]

_____.  “God and Creativity:  A Revisionist Proposal Within a Whiteheadian Context.”  [unpubl.]  [1995]

_____.  “Panentheism.”  In Evangelical Dictionary of Theology, ed., Walter A. Ewell.  Grand Rapids MI:  Baker Book House, 1984, pp. 818-20.

_____.  “Philosophy in Career Education.”  Teaching Philosophy 2:3-4 (1977-1978):  299-307.

_____.  “A Process Theology of the Lord’s Supper.”  The Northeast Asia Journal of Theology 26-27 (March-September 1981):  106-129.

_____.  “Process Thought From an Evangelical Perspective: An Appreciation and Critique.”  Christian Scholar’s Review 28, no.1 (Fall 1998): 71-89.

_____.  Review:  Ronald Nash, ed., Process Theology.  Process Studies 17:2 (Summer 1988):  131-135.  

_____.  Speaking from the Depths:  Alfred North Whitehead’s Hermenuetical Metaphysics of Propositions, Experience, Symbolism, Language, and Religion.  Grand Rapids, MI:  William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1990.  [Based on his 1976 University of Chicago Ph.D. Dis.]

_____.  “What is Process Thought?”  (unpubl.)

_____.  “Appendix: Who Are the Evangelicals?”  (Unpub.).

Geisler, Norman.  Christian Apologetics.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Zondervan, 1978.

_____.  Creating God in the Image of Man?  Minneapolis, MN:  Bethany House, 1997.

_____.  Philosophy of Religion.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Zondervan, 1974.  [pp. 151-56 on Hartshorne’s ontological argument]

_____.  “Process Theology.”  Tensions in Contemporary Theology, eds.,  Stanley Gundry and Alan Johnson.  Chicago, Moody Press, 1976.  

_____.  “Process Theology and Inerrancy.”  Challenges to Inerrancy, eds., Gordon Lewis and Bruce Demarest.  Chicago:  Moody Press, 1984.

_____.  The Roots of Evil.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Zondervan, 1978.  [pp. 20-22]

_____, and John B. Cobb, Jr.  “Process Theism vs. Orthodox Theism.”  [Two audiocassette recordings of a “debate” at the School of Theology at Claremont, initiated by Geisler, available through the Simon Greenleaf Debate Society, Box 456, La Habra, CA 90633, (213) 690-4962.]

_____, and W. Watkins.  “Process Theology:  A Survey and an Appraisal.”  Themelios 12:1 (September 1986):  15-22.

Gier, Nicholas F.  God, Reason, and the Evangelicals:  The Case against Evangelical Rationalism.  Lanham, MD:  University Press of America, 1987.  

_____.  “Prologue:  Process Theology and the Evangelicals.”  (unpubl.)

Griffin, David Ray.  “The Enlightenment and Process Theology.”  [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

Gruenler, Royce Gordon.  The Inexhaustible God:  Biblical Faith and the Challenge of Process Theism.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Baker, 1983.

_____.  “Reflections on the School of Process Theism.”  Theology, News, and Notes  (December 1981):  15-20.

_____.  “Reflections on the School of Process Theism.”  Theological Students Fellowship Bulletin 7:3 (January-February 1984): [???]

_____.  “The Sociality of God:  God as Family and the World as Family.”  [Paper presented at the AAR Annual Meeting, 1983.]

Gunton, Colin.  Becoming and Being:  The Doctrine of God in Charles Hartshorne and Karl Barth.  New York:  Oxford University Press, 1978.

_____.  “The Knowledge of God According to Two Process Theologians:  A Twentieth-Century Gnosticism.”  Religious Studies 11 (March 1975):  87-96.

_____.  “Process Theology’s Concept of God:  An Outline and Assessment.”  The Expository Times 81:6 (1972-1973):  292-296. [vol. no. ???]

_____.  “Rejection, Influence, and Development:  Hartshorne in the History of Philosophy.”  Process Studies 6 (Spring 1976):  33-42.

Hasker, William.  “Emergentism.”  Religious Studies 18 (December 1982):  473-488.

_____.  Metaphysics:  Constructing a Worldview.  Downers Grove, IL:  Intervarsity Press:  1983.

Henry, Carl F. H.  God, Revelation, and Authority, Vol. I.  Waco, TX:  Word Books, 1976.

_____.  “The Reality and Identity of God.”  Christianity Today (March 14, 1969):  3-6.

_____.  “The Reality and Identity of God (Part 2).”  Christianity Today (March 28):  14-16.

_____.  “The Resurgence of Process Philosophy.”  In God, Revelation, and Authority.  Waco, TX:  Word Books, 1982-83, pp. 52-75.

Henry, Granville.  “Conservative Anglo-Catholic.”  Religious Studies [???] [works with Ed Haley on conservative issues]

_____.  "Response to Stephen T. Franklin's Process Thought and Evangelical Theology."  Conference Paper.  The Center for Process Studies, Claremont, CA, 1997.

Holmes, Arthur.  Contours of a World View.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Eerdmans, 1983.

_____.  “Ethical Monotheism and the Whiteheadian Ethic.”  [???]

_____.  “Process and Ethical Monotheism.” (unpubl.)

_____.  "Review:  David Griffin, God, Power, and Evil."  Christian Scholar’s Review 9 (November 1979):  180-82.

_____.  “Whitehead and Ethical Monotheism.”  Faith and Philosophy 1:1 (January 1984):  71-76.

Houston, James M.  I Believe in the Creator.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Eerdmans, 1980, pp. 169-173.

Keener, Carl S.  “The Darwinian Revolution and its Implications for a Modern Anabaptist Theology.”  Conrad Grebel Reivew 1 (Winter 1983):  13-32.

Konyndyk, Kenneth.  Review:  Ronald Nash, The Concept of God.  Reformed Journal 34 (March 1984):  26-27.

Kuhn, Harold B.  “The Process Theology Word Game.”  Christianity Today  (October 8, 1982):  106.

Lindsay, F. Duane.  “An Evangelical Overview of Process Theology.”  Bibliotheca Sacra (January-March 1977):  15-32.

Lodahl, Michael E. God of Nature and of Grace: Reading the World in a Wesleyan Way. Nashville: Kingswood, 2003.

_____.  Shekhinah/Spirit:  Divine Presence in Jewish and Christian Religion. New York:  Paulist Press, 1992.

_____.  “To Whom Belong the Covenants?  Whitehead, Wesley, and Wildly Diverse Religious Traditions.”  In Deep Religious Pluralism, ed, David Ray Griffin.  Louisville, TN:  Westminster/John Knox, 2005, pp. 193-209.

Lorenzen, Lynne F.  “The Promise of Open and Relational Theologies: Some Political Implications.” (unpubl.)

Malik, Charles.  “An Appreciation of Professor Whitehead with Special Reference to his Metaphysics and to this Ethical and Educational Significance.”  Journal of Philosophy 45(1948):  572-582.

_____.  “The Metaphysics of Time in the Philosophies of A. N. Whitehead and Martin Heidegger.”  Ph.D. Dis., Harvard University, 1937.

Mannoia, James V.  “The Adequacy of Process Metaphysics for Christian Theology:  A Response to John Cobb.”  [Paper presented at the Second Regional Conference of the Society of Christian Philosophers, March 5, 1982.]  (unpubl.)

_____.  “A Critical Study of M. K. Haldar’s Studies in Whitehead’s Cosmology.”  Process Studies 12:1 (1982):  40-46.

_____.  “The Ground of Givenness of the Immediate Past in Whitehead’s Theory of Causal Objectification.”  The Modern Schoolman 61:4 (May 1984):  209-235.

_____.  “Whiteheadian Ethical Monotheism:  A Reponse to Arthur Holmes.”  [Paper presented at the Fourth Regional Conference of the Society of Christian Philosophers, March 2, 1984.] (unpubl.)

_____.  “Whitehead’s Ontological Principle:  A Defense and Interpretation.”  Ph.D. Dis., Washington University, [???]

_____.  “[Whitehead’s Theory of] Causal Objectification.”  [Paper presented at the Society for the Study of Process Philosophy/APA meeting, Berkely, March 25, 1983.]  (unpubl.)

McDaniel, Jay.  “The Ethos of Process Theology: Repenting from the Enlightenment.”  [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

McGrath, Alister E.  “God in Process Thought.”  Christian Theology:  An Introduction.  Oxford, UK:  Blackwell, 1994, pp. 227-229.

Mickey, Paul.  Essentials of Wesleyan Theology.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Zondervan, 1980.

_____.  “Pastoral Care and its Context:  Towards a Process Conceptuality.”  (unpubl.) [abstract]

_____.  “A Process Perspective as an Option for Theology of Inspiration.”  (unpubl.)

_____.  “Process Psychotherapy:  Retrospect and Prostpect.”  (unpubl.)

_____.  “Process Theology and Wesleyan Thought:  An Evangelical Perspective.”  Wesleyan Theology Today, ed., Theodore Runyon.  Nashville, TN:  Kingswood Books, 1985, pp. 76-87.

_____.  “Toward a Theology of Individuality:  A Theological Inquiry Based on the Work of Alfred North Whitehead and David Rapaport.”  Th.D. Dis., Princeton Theological Seminary, 1970.

_____, and Mark Branson.  “Introduction to Process Theology.”  [Audiocassette, Theological Students Fellowship, n.d]

Moreland, J. P.  “An Enduring Self:  The Achilles Heel of Process Philosophy.”  Process Studies 17:3 (Fall 1988):  193-99. [abstract]

Munday, Robert S.  “Ontology in Process Theology.”  Th.D. Dis., Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary, 1984.

Nash, Ronald H.  The Concept of God.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Zondervan, 1983.

_____.  “Lewis Ford and the Evangelical Critique of Process Theology.”  Christian Scholar’s Reivew  20:3 (1991):  286-293.

_____, ed., Process Theology.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Baker Book House, 1987.

Nyquist, John P.  “An Evaluation of the Inroads of Process Theology into Contemporary Evangelicalism.”  Th.D. Dis., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1984.

Olson, Roger.  Review:  Ronald Nash, The Concept of God.  Christian Scholar’s Review 14 (1984):  59-60.

Oord, Thomas Jay. “An Adventure in Christian Faith.”  Process Perspectives 27 no. 1 (Spring 2004):  21-22.

_____.  “The Divergence of Evangelical and Process Theologies: Is the Impasse Insurmountable?” ARC: Journal for the McGill Faculty of Religious Studies. (2004).

_____.  “Exploring Altruistic Love and Science.”  Process Perspectives 28:1 (Spring 2005):  8-9.

_____.  "Matching Theology and Piety: An Evangelical Process Theology of Love."  Ph.D. Dissertation.  Claremont Graduate University, 1999.

_____.  “Morals, Love and Relations in Evolutionary Theory.”  In Evolution and Ethics:  Human Morality in Biological and Religious Perspective, ed., Philip Clayton and Jeffrey Schloss, Grand Rapids, MI:  Eerdmans, 2004, pp. 287-301.

_____.  “Opening Remarks for the Open and Relational Theologies Unit.” (unpubl. ) [AAR Conference, November 2003]

_____.  “Process, open theologians’ debate nearly claims its first casualties.” Science and Theology News 4, no. 5 (January 2004): 2, 32.

_____.  “Religious Love at the Interface with Science.”  In Research on Altruism and Love:  An Annotated Bibliography of Major Studies in Psychology, Sociology, Evolutionary Biology, and Theology, ed., Stephen G. Post, Byron Johnson, Michael McCullough, and Jeffrey P. Schloss.  Philadelphia, PA:  Templeton Fdn. Press, 2003, pp. 215-288.

_____.  Science of Love:  The Wisdom of Well-being.  Philadelphia:  Templeton Fdn. Press, 2004.

_____.  Ed.  Philosophy of Religion:  Introductory Essays.  Kansas City, MO:  Beacon Hill Press, 2003.

Patterson, Bob E.  “Process Theology:  A Major Opponent.”  Carl F. H. Henry.  Waco, TX:  Word Books, 1983, pp. 136-140.

Peterson, Michael L.  “Orthodox Christianity, Wesleyanism, and Process Theology.”   Wesleyan Theological Journal (Fall 1980):  59-60.

_____.  “Recent Work on the Problem of Evil.”   American Philosophical Quarterly 20 (1983):  321-339.

Pinnock, Clark.  “The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives: Reflections on How the Enlightenment Influenced Evangelical Thinking and Practice and What this Means.”  [“The Enlightenment in Evangelical and Process Perspectives” Conference, March, 1997]

_____  “The Need for a Scriptural and Neo-Classical Theism.”  Perspectives on Evangelical Theology, eds., Kenneth Kantzer and Stanley Gundry.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Baker, 1976.

_____.  “Relational Theology among the Evangelicals.” (unpubl.) [AAR Conference, November 2003]

_____.  “Responsible Freedom and the Flow of Biblical History.”  Grace Unlimited.  Minneapolis:  Bethany, 1975.

_____, and Delwin Brown.  Theological Crossfire:  An Evangelical-Liberal Dialogue.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Zondervan Publishing House, 1990.

_____, et al.  The Openness of God:  A Biblical Challenge to the Traditional Understanding of God.  Downers Grove, IL:  Intervarsity Press, 1994.  [see esp. pp. 126-154]

Plantinga, Alvin.  “Does God have a Nature?”  (unpubl.)

_____.  “Reply to the Basingers on Divine Omnipotence.”  Process Studies 11 (Spring 1981):  25-29.

Powell, Samuel M. “The World's Participation in God's Trinitarian Life.” Process Studies 37, no. 1 (Spring-Summer 2008): 143-65. [abstract] 

Price, Robert.  “Some Difficulties in Process Christology.”  Crux 17 (December 1981):  5-12.

Price, Robert.  “Some Difficulties in Process Christology.”  Crux 17 (December 1981):  5-12.

Rada, Jeffrey R.  “Problems with Process Theology.”  Restoration Quarterly 29:1 (1987):  29-45.

Rice, Richard.  The Openness of God.  Nashville:  Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1980.  [Reissued as God’s Foreknowledge and Man’s Free Will, by Zondervan]

_____.  “The Openness of God: A New Level of Discussion.” (unpubl.)

Rogers, Jack and Forrest Baird.  “The Case of Whitehead:  Will Modern Science Support a Vision of God?”  Introduction to Philosophy:  A Case Study Approach.  San Francisco:  Harper and Row, 1981, pp. 183-192.

Rust, Eric C.  Evolutionary Philosophies and Contemporary Theology.  Philadelphia:  The Westminster Press, 1969.

Schloss, Jeffrey P.  “Neodarwinism:  Necessary, Sufficient, or Largely Inadequate to Understanding the Evolutionary History of Life?”  Unpubl. Conf. Paper, “Religious Interpretations of Evolutionary Biology:  Neo-Darwinianism in Dialogue with Lynn Margulis and Process Thought.”  Center for Process Studies, Oct. 21-24, 2004.

Sessions, William L.  Review:  Ronald Nash, ed., Process Theology.  Faith and Philosophy 7:1 (January 1990):  123-27.

Smith, David.  “Process Theology.”  A Handbook of Contemporary Theology.  Wheaton, IL:  Victor Books, 1992, pp. 150-164, 345-7.

Spiceland, James.  “Process Theology.”  One God in Trinity, eds., Peter Toon and James Spiceland.  Westchester, IL:  Cornerstone Books, 1980, pp. 133-157.

Sproul, R. C.  “The Relativity Blitz and Process Theology.”  Christianity Today (April 23, 1982):  51-52.

Staples, Rob L.  “The Present Frontiers of Wesleyan Theology.”  Wesleyan Theological Journal 12 (Spring 1977):  5-15.

Stone, Bryan P. and Thomas J. Oord, ed.  Thy Nature and Thy Name is Love:  Wesleyan and Process Theologies in Dialogue.  Nashville, TN:  Kingswood Books, 2001.

Swinburne, Richard. “Response to Gary Chartier.” Conversations in Religion and Theology 2, no. 1 (May 2004): 29-32.

Taylor, Mark L.  God is Love:  A Study in the Theology of Karl Rahner.  Atlanta:  Scholars Press, 1986.

Thompson, [???].  “Process Theology Meets Robert Schuller.”  [PM paper 5:4]

Thornton, Lionel.  “Notes from Lectures on Dogmatic Theology B.”  (unpubl.)

Trueblood, David Elton.  General Philosophy.  New York:  Harper and Row, 1963, pp. 183-199.

Truesdale, Albert.  “Process Theology.”  The Preacher’s Magazine . . . [???]

Van Huyssteen, J. Wentzel "Response to Critics." American Journal of Theology & Philosophy 28, no. 3. (September 2007): 409-431.

Van Till, Howard. “Does Neodarwinism Have a Problem that Process Theology Can Fix? Unpubl. Conf. Paper, “Religious Interpretations of Evolutionary Biology:  Neo-Darwinianism in Dialogue with Lynn Margulis and Process Thought.”  Center for Process Studies, Oct. 21-24, 2004.

_____.  “From Calvinism to Claremont:  Now That’s Evolution!  One Scientist’s Reformation from Calvin’s Supernaturalism to Griffin’s Naturalism.” Unpubl. Conf. Paper, “Religious Interpretations of Evolutionary Biology:  Neo-Darwinianism in Dialogue with Lynn Margulis and Process Thought.”  Center for Process Studies, Oct. 21-24, 2004.

Ware, Bruce.  “An Evangelial Reexamination of the Doctrine of the Immutability of God.”  Ph.D. Dis., Fuller Theologial Semiary, 1984.  [Especially chapter 6-7]

_____.  “An Evangelical Reformulation of the Doctrine of the Immutability of God.”  Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. [Accepted for publication]

_____.  “An Exposition and Critique of the Process Doctrines of Divine Mutability and Immutability.”  Westminster Theological Journal 45 (1985): 175-96.

Watkins, Duff.  “The Screwtape Letters and Process Theism.”  Process Studies 8:2 (Summer 1978):  114-118.

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