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Thomas Hermans-Webster: the Eucharist for Planetary Dining
About this episode
Pumped to have my friend and fellow Process theologian, Thomas Hermans-Webster, on the podcast! He is Assistant Professor of United Methodist Church Studies at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkely, CA. We had a bunch of fun discussing a host of things including…
How Thomas from Alabama became a Process theologian
the Perkins style of Process theology & influence of Charles Hartshorne
Liberation as Good News
who is Norman Pittenger? You can check out his books here.
shout out to previous guest and Process ecclesiologist Timothy Murphy: Social Justice, Conflict, and Process Ecclesiology with
what’s a process theology understanding of the Eucharist?
“the Eucharist is the characteristic act of the Church” – Pittenger’s Eucharistic provocation
A Process Theology of the Eucharist for Planetary Dining
Tom’s ecological awakening in college & the role of Sister Hazel
thinking theologically about the UMC break-up
the kinship angle when thinking about the church
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