God in Process Theology (AQA A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards

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God in Process Theology
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Key scholar for Process Theology

David Griffin

Founder of Process Theology

Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947)

Meaning of 'creatio ex nihilo'

'Creation out of nothing'

Griffin's view on universe's origin

Pre-existing chaotic matter, not from nothing

Term: everything in God, God in universe

Panentheism

God's role in Process Theology

Persuading chaos to order, not creating from nothing

God's omnipotence in Process Theology

Not omnipotent, power is limited

Why creation view limits God's power

Didn't create from nothing, so power can't be unlimited

What resists God's persuasion

Chaotic matter has its own power to resist

Process Theology & problem of evil

Limited power explains why God can't prevent evil

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