Overview
Written by leading process and Wesleyan theologians, this book will be helpful to college, seminary, and graduate students, as well as professors. The book can also serve as a supplemental text for philosophy and theology classes.
Thy Nature & Thy Name is Love brings leading scholars into dialogue over points of convergence and divergence between Wesleyan and process theologies.
This diverse group of authors, which includes two African American and two women scholars, addresses issues of doctrine, such as sanctification, as well as more methodological questions, such as epistemology, metaphysics, and aesthetics.
Synopsis
Written by leading process and Wesleyan theologians, this book will be helpful to college, seminary, and graduate students, as well as professors. The book can also serve as a supplemental text for philosophy and theology classes.
Thy Nature & Thy Name is Love brings leading scholars into dialogue over points of convergence and divergence between Wesleyan and process theologies.
This diverse group of authors, which includes two African American and two women scholars, addresses issues of doctrine, such as sanctification, as well as more methodological questions, such as epistemology, metaphysics, and aesthetics.