An Evolving God, An Evolving Purpose, An Evolving World
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The God that we were brought up on is not big enough to be God. To be both religious and spiritual, modernity must be able to absorb the notion of a cosmic and evolving God. This notion redefines the place and purpose of humanity itself. The old notions of who is in charge, who is superior and whose theology is paramount is in a state of flux. Unless, or until, this new vision comes into play, directs our hearts, guides our business, underlies our technology, the world itself is not ready to understand or survive the horizon of Newness on which it stands.
In the My Theology series, the world’s leading Christian thinkers explain some of the principal tenets of their theological beliefs in concise, pocket-sized books.
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About Joan Chittister
Joan Chittister OSB is one of the most influential religious and social leaders of our time. For more than fifty years she has passionately advocated on behalf of peace, human rights, women's issues, and church renewal. A much sought-after speaker, counsellor and clear voice that bridges across all religions, she is also a best-selling author of more than sixty books, hundreds of articles, and an online column for the National Catholic Reporter.
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