In this Pop-Up, Kyoto School scholar Carlos Barbosa Cepeda will explore Nishitani Keiji’s philosophy of mind, showing how ideas from the Japanese philosopher help us move beyond metaphors of the mind as a computer and achieve a more vivid understanding of who we are.
In this online event, we’ll explore why Chad and his coauthors of Deconstructing Hell argue that perhaps no modern church dogma has been more destructive to the mission of Jesus, created more atheists, or generated more religious trauma than that of eternal conscious torment (ECT) for the non-believer.
In Processing Reality: Finding Meaning in Death, Psychedelics, and Sobriety, John Buchanan details his search for a paradigm capable of integrating the diverse kinds of data arising out of the scientific endeavor, our philosophical heritage, and insights from extraordinary experience, as well as recognizing fully the value and importance of nature and everyday life.
Join us 4pm – 6pm on Tuesday, February 14th at the Claremont UCC Roberts Room to brainstorm about the future of the process movement!
A memorial service will be held for our late friend and teacher David Ray Griffin in the Claremont UCC sanctuary from 6pm – 8pm on Tuesday, February 14th.
Join us 4pm – 6pm on Tuesday, February 14th at the Claremont UCC Roberts Room to brainstorm about the future of the process movement!
Join Tripp Fuller of Homebrewed Christianity for an exciting process theology workshop the morning and afternoon of Tuesday the 14th!
Come celebrate Dr. Cobb’s 98th birthday with friends from the process community at Claremont United Church of Christ on Monday, February 13th!
Four days of films and discussions that elicit common sense, common decency, and the common good, while celebrating the wisdom of Alfred North Whitehead. With ten films meant to inform, inspire, and amuse, the Common Good Film Festival celebrates the work of filmmakers that tell the stories of those dedicated to the benefit of humanity.
Co-sponsored by the Cobb Institute, the Institute for Ecological Civilization, and the Institute for the Postmodern Development of China, the “50th Anniversary Conference of the Center for Process Studies” celebrates the 50-year legacy of CPS and its creative transformation in the context of a new generation of process thinkers.