This pop-up will provide an opportunity to consider the Enneagram types, to see their relevance to process theology, and to consider how, together, the Enneagram and process theology might help us grow in our potential to help heal a broken world.
Join a dynamic discussion on Islamic approaches to interfaith cooperation to learn what the Qur’an say about other religions and how Muslims are thinking about religious pluralism today.
Join a sophisticated discussion of the Kyoto School of philosophy and how these cosmopolitan Buddhist thinkers offer resources for building ecological civilization.
Buddhists have long taught that the spiritual life eventually requires one to become disenchanted with the world while process thinkers have suggested that to overcome our civilizational ills we need to reenchant the world that modernity has disenchanted. Can these views be reconciled?
oin an engaging discussion on being spiritually independent, and how these spiritual voyagers outside the halls of institutional religion can be important partners in interfaith dialogue.
Meditation is not simply a practice, but a philosophy-based practice, or a practice-based philosophy. Zhenbao Jin will talk about Daoist philosophy followed by group discussion. For the last portion of the event he will introduce the practice of Daoist meditation and lead a 10-minute session.
Do Animals Have a Voice in Interfaith Dialogue?
Join an intimate discussion with the Process & Faith community on the role of animals in a process theological vision, and how this vision inspires a certain ethics towards non-human beings.
Along with our Cobb Institute courses, we also offer a variety of other educational opportunities, such as learning circles. Our learning circles offer more open-ended exploration of a topic through group discussions. This upcoming learning circle, led by Jared Morningstar, will explore the religion of Islam through the framework of the hopes and aims of the process movement. In weekly discussions, participants will encounter Islam through its intellectual and spiritual resources as they relate to relate to whole persons, whole community, whole plant, and holistic thinking.
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