Feminist Re-imaginings of the Divine and Hartshorne's God: One and the Same?

Feminist Theology 11 (1):99-115 (2002)
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I hope to open a wider dialogue between process philosophy and feminist spirituality. Process philosophy can help us to articulate the philosophical implications of feminist revisionings of divine power. Feminist spirituality can help us to understand the wider implications of process philosophy's rethinking of finitude, relationship, the body, and nature.

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