The Divine Relativity

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The Divine Relativity is a seminal philosophical and theological work by Charles Hartshorne that articulates his process theism and argues for a dynamic, relational conception of God.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
theological work
arguesAgainst the idea that God is unaffected by creatures
the idea that perfection requires absolute unchangeability
arguesFor a dynamic conception of God
a relational conception of God
compatibility of divine perfection with change
author Charles Hartshorne
centralClaim God has both absolute and relative aspects
God is essentially relational and affected by the world
God is supreme in value but not unchangeable in every respect
God’s knowledge and experience grow with the world
classical theism misconceives divine immutability and impassibility
criticizesView absolute divine immutability
classical theism
divine impassibility
describedAs major statement of Hartshorne’s doctrine of God
seminal work in process theism
fieldOfStudy metaphysics
philosophy
philosophy of religion
theology
hasNotableConcept God as supreme yet related to all creatures
God’s consequent and primordial natures
bipolar nature of God
The Divine Relativity self-linksurface differs
surface form: divine relativity
influenced contemporary process theology
relational conceptions of God in analytic philosophy of religion
influencedBy Alfred North Whitehead
classical theistic debates on divine attributes
process metaphysics
language English
mainTopic divine attributes
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surface form: divine relativity

doctrine of God
panentheism
philosophy of religion
process philosophy
process theism
theology
philosophicalTradition neoclassical theism
process philosophy
supportsView process theism
theologicalPerspective panentheism
relational theism

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Charles Hartshorne notableWork The Divine Relativity
The Divine Relativity mainTopic The Divine Relativity self-linksurface differs
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The Divine Relativity hasNotableConcept The Divine Relativity self-linksurface differs
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