C. Robert Mesle's Vita

Professor of Philosopny and Religion
Honors Director

Office Phone: 641-784-5184
Home Phone: 641-784-3722(before 10:00pm)
Email: bobmesle@graceland.edu

FAMILY

Married to Dr. Barbara Hiles Mesle, Professor of English, Graceland University. (Barbara and I are a Pair-o-Docs and a Pair-o-Profs.)
We are the proud parents of: Sarah Mesle, currently a graduate student in English at Northwestern University, graduated with Highest Distinction from the University of Iowa Honors Program; and Mark Mesle, recently graduated with distinction in English and Honors History from the University of Iowa. Barbara and I are grateful everyday for having two of the world's most wonderful children ever. .

PERSONAL VALUES

Any philosophy or theology I do must put "the welfare of children above the niceties of metaphysics. Any theology that provides for creative growth of children will make it satisfactorily on all other scores." Robert McAfee Brown

"There lives more faith in honest doubt,
Believe me, than in half the creeds." Tennyson, "In Memoriam"

"The hard fact, beyond all sentimentality, is that either we share suffering in love, or outside of love, and it is not the same in one case as in the other." Daniel Day Williams, "Suffering and Being in Empirical Theology"

"There remains the final reflection, how shallow, puny, and imperfect are efforts to sound the depths in the nature of things. In philosophical discussion, the merest hint of dogmatic certainty as to finality of statement is an exhibition of folly." A.N. Whitehead, Process & Reality xiv

"Reality lies beyond my grasp; and deep, so deep, who can discover it?"
Ecclesiastes 7:24 Jerusalem Bible

COURSES TAUGHT RECENTLY

INTERDISCIPLINARY HUMANITIES
Humanities I: Ways of Seeing*
Humanities II: Suffering & Meaning**
Humanities II: Science Fiction and Philosophy**
Humanities II: Postmodernism**
Humanities II: Medical Ethics**

PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
Ethics
Philosoophy of Religion
History of Western Philosophy
Process Philosophy and Theology
Basic Issues in Philosophy
Ethics in Health Care Administration (forgraduate nursing program)
Process Philosoophy and Theology
Science and Religion
World Philosophy and Religions: Great Tests

*Team-taught by four faculty members fromreligion/philosophy, literature, music and art.
**My Humanities II courses integrate religion and philosophy with literature

EDUCATION

• Ph.D., Philosophy and Religion, Northwestern University, 1980
• M.A., Christian Theology, University of Chicago Divinity School, 1975
• B.A., Religion, Graceland University, 1972

PROFESSIONAL and EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES and HONORS

• Alumni Excellence in Teaching Award, 2006. The only faculty member to receive this award twice (also in 1990)
• Governing Board: International Process Network (IPN) (Attended board meeting in Seoul, Korea, May, 2004)
• Visiting Scholar, Claremont School of Theology, & Claremont Graduate University, Spring 2003
  Board member, Highlands Institute for American Religious and Philosophical Thouoght
• William E. Phipps Religion and Philosophy Interdisciplinary Lecturer, Davis & Elkins College, Elkins, WV.
• A public lecture, "The Poet of the World: A Process-Relational Vision of God," and six classes: Intro to Philosophy, Ethics, Nursing, Psychology Research, Social Psychology, and the Problem of Evil (Honors Students). Previous holders of this lectureship include Martin E. Marty from the University of Chicago Divinity School and Nancy Duff of Princeton Theological Seminary.
• Co-Chair of Philosophy & Religion sections, 3rd International Whitehead Conference/ 25th Anniversary Conference of the Center for Process Studies, Claremont, CA, Aug. 1998
• Editorial Board, Process Studies, 1993 to present, Abstracts Editor, 1984 to 1993
• Book Review Editor and Editorial Board, American Journal of Theology and Philosophy
• Curriculum Co-Author and Consultant for RLDS African Pastors, Kenya, September-October, 1991
• University of Budapest Faculty Exchange Program, January 1991
• Excellence in Teaching Award, Graceland University, 1990
• Distinguished Authors Lecture, sponsored by Herald House Publishing Co., October 1989
• NEH Fellow, Summer of 1986, University of Santa Clara, CA
• Andrew Mellon Fellow, University of Kansas Center for Humanistic Studies, Spring 1985
• Gold Seal for Scholarship, Graceland University, 1972
• Top 1% of class of 404, William Chrisman High School, 1968
• Eagle Scout

PUBLICATIONS

• 5 Books
• 2 Edited Journals
• 60 Articles
• 38 Book Reviews
• 1 Booklet

BOOKS & JOURNALS

• Process-Relational Philosophy: An Introduction to Alfred North Whitehead, Templeton Foundation Press, 2008.
• Theology 9: Process Theology and Religious Pluralism, Co-editor, with Joni Wilson, Graceland Press, 2002, and published in Korean, 2003.
• Theology V: The Jesus Seminar (editor) "Preface" & "Jesus the Challenge," Graceland/Park Press, Independence, MO 1998.
• Process Theology: A Basic Introduction, with a concluding chapter by John B. Cobb, Jr., Chalice Press, 1993
• John Hick's Theodicy, with a response by John Hick, Macmillan in the U.K. and St. Martin's in the U.S., 1991
• The Bible as Story and Struggle, Herald House, 1989
• Fire In My Bones: A Study in Faith and Belief, Herald House, 1984

ARTICLES

• "Suffering, Meaning, and the Welfare of Children" Proceedings of the Twenty-first World Congress of Philosophy, volume 8 on Philosophy of Religion, William Sweet, ed. (Ankara, Turkey, 2006)
• "What Shall We Say to the Torturer? Moral Realism, Conscience, and Human Nature,"The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy 26:1&2, Jan-May, 2005.
• "Voices: Two Questions," Saints Herald, January, 2005.
• "Suffering, Meaning, and the Welfare of Children: What Do Theodicies Do?" was the focus of a special form issue of The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy (Sept. 2004). The issue carried responses by three important scholars in the philosophy and religion: John Hick, John Roth, and Stephen Davis, along with a "Response to my Critics" by Bob Mesle.
• "Teaching about Suffering and Meaning,: Creative Transformation, Spring 2004 (13:2)
• "Korea & China Conferences: Experimental Tourists and Wonderful People" Published online at http://www.ctr4process.org/news/CPSKoreaTourist.htm and in "Process Perspectives" Fall 2004 (27:2)
• "Tangled, Muddy, Painful, and Perplexed: Pragmatism, Feminism, and Life," in The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, January 2003.
• “Process-Relational Theology: A Brief Introduction,” “Pragmatism, Process Theology, and Religious Pluralism,” (also, “Prayers in Process: Praying to a Process-Relational God” which explains and shares participants’ prayers from the closing session of the 2001 Theology Colloquy.) In Theology 9: Process Theology and Religious Pluralism, Co-editor, with Joni Wilson, Graceland Press, 2001.
• “Ambiguity, Creativity, and Commitment: A Response to John Cobb, Jr.,” The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, Sept. 2001.
• --. "Grace, Works, and the Worth of Persons," reprinted in Ministry of Shalom, Temple School Resource 275, Community of Christ, 2001. Saints' Herald, Feb. 1987 (#22 below).
• “Science and A Prophetic Church,” in Theology: Entering A New Millennium, Richard Brown, ed. (Independence, MO: Graceland Press), 2001, pp. 28-33.
• "Ambiguity, Creativity, Freedom, and God," forthcoming in The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy.
• "Pragmatism, Naturalism, and the Inner Life," forthcoming in Religious Humanist, Vol. XXXIII No. 1 & 2.
• "Global Theologies: W.C. Smith and John Hick on Inclusive Religion," in Theology 6: Interface Ministry, Richard A. Brown, ed. Graceland/Park Press, 1998.
• "Naturalism, Pragmatism, and God: Seeking the Welfare of Children within the Limits of Nature Alone," Video Tape and printed essay in The Knowledge of God, 1998, RLDS Temple School Resource. The video form includes the presentation and an hour of discussion with the audience.
• "Counted as Loss: Struggling with Troublesome Tradition," Restoration Studies VII, 1998.
• "Process-Relational Theology," Video Tape and printed essay, in Lectures in Contemporary Theology, by Temple School Center, RLDS church, 1996.
• "A Community of Love," Saints Herald, March 1995
• "For the Welfare of children: Current Theological Issues," in Theology: From Tradition to Task, Graceland/Park Press, 1993
• Chapters on "Salvation," "The Problem of Evil," "Eschatology," "Theology," "Scripture," and "Preaching" in the Christian Leadership Curriculum created at the African Church Leaders' Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, October 1991 (Herald House, 1992)
• Co-Authored with Barbara Hiles Mesle, "Mutuality and Power," in With Equal Regard, ed. by Gail Mengel (Temple School), 1992
• "History, Faith and Myth," reprinted in Faithful History: Essays on Writing Mormon History, ed. by George Smith (Signature Press), 1992
• "Sharing a Vague Vision: Wieman's Early Response Whitehead, " Process Studies 20/1, Fall 1991
• "'Added on like dome and spire:' Wieman's Later Critique of Whitehead," Process Studies 20/1, Fall 1991
• "Humanism and Hick's Interpretation of Religion," in Problems in the Philosophy of Religion: Critical Studies of the Work of John Hick, Harold Hewitt, ed., (Macmillan in the U.K. and St. Martin's in the U.S.), 1991
• "Does Process Theology Matter?" The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy,11/3
• "Prayer, Liberation, and Healing," Saints Herald, March 1991
• "For the Welfare of Children: The Place of Scripture in the Life of the Church," Distinguished Authors Lecture: 1989-1990, Herald House, 1990
• "Welcome the Stranger," Saints Herald, August 1990
• "Pragmatism and Empiricism," The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, May 1989
• "On Miracles," Saints' Herald, May 1989
• "Reflections on Sacred Space", Saints' Herald, September 1988. Reprinted in Preparing for the Temple, 1989
• "Does God Hide From Us? John Hick and Process Theology on Faith, Freedom and Theodicy," in The International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 24:93-111
• "Zion' and the Future of the RLDS Church", Restoration Studies IV
• "Sacred Fudge" The John Whitmer Historical Association Journal, Vol. 8, 1988
• "Does God Hide from Us?" The John Whitmer Historical Association Journal, Vol. 8, 1988
• "Teaching Philosophy at Graceland", Saints' Herald, November 1987
• "A Friend's Love: Why Process Theology Matters," The Christian Century, July 15-22, 1987
• "Grace, Works, and the Worth of Persons", Saints' Herald, February 1987
• "The Problem of Genuine Evil: A Critique of John Hick's Theodicy," The Journal of Religion, October 1986
• "The Restoration and History: New Testament Christianity," Dialogue, Summer 1986
• "Restoration as Ahistorical: The Nature of Earliest Christianity," in the Temple School resource on "The Nature and Mission of the Church," 1986
• "Reinterpreting the Inspired Version," Restoration Studies III, Winter 1986
• "The Nature of Earliest Christianity: Jerusalem's Jewish Disciples," Saints' Herald, March 1985
• "The Nature of Earliest Christianity: Ministry in Early Christianity," Saints' Herald, April 1985
• "The Ethics of Religious Language," Commission, April 1985
• "God's Love and Human Agency: Reflections on God's Unchangeability," in Restoration: People Growing, Herald House, 1985, reprinted from Commission, Fall 1980
• "Power and Personhood: A Philosophical Perspective," "Women and Men: Research and Experience," Proceedings of a conference at the University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse, Fall 1984
• "Aesthetic Value and Relational Power: An Essay in Personhood," Process Studies, 13:1
• "Healing Each Other," co-authored with Barbara Hiles Mesle, in Our Caring Fellowship: A Program Resource for Church Groups, Herald House, 1983
• "History, Faith and Myth," Sunstone, 7:6, November-December, 1982
• "The Kaleidoscope of Faith," Chapter one in The Faith Journey, Herald House, 1981
• "The Use of Scripture in Pastoral Care," Commission, 1981
• "Introduction," for The Beauty of Wholeness: Program Resource for Women, Herald House, 1981
• "The Church is My Family," Saints' Herald, June 1981
• "Love and Power: The Paradox of a Crucified Christ," Saints' Herald, April 1979
• Six short articles describing modern theological movements, with dialogues to illustrate main ideas, in More Than Burnt Offerings, Herald House, 1978
• "The Development of the New Testament from Ecclesia to Institution," Courage, Fall 1972
• "Dietrich Bonhoeffer: "The Church and the Man for Others," Courage, Fall 1971

BOOK REVIEWS

• By the Waters of Naturalism: Theology Perplexed Among the Sciences, by Andrew Porter, in CTNS BULLETIN, The Center for Theology and Natural Sciences, 22:3, spring 2003.
  Religion and Scientific Naturalism: Overcoming the Conflicts, by David R. Griffin, in Process Studies 31:1 (2002)
• Review of The Cross, the Plow, and the Skyline: Contemporary Science Fiction and the Ecological Imagination. Ernest J. Yanarella. Forthcoming in Science Fiction Studies.
• World in Process: Creativity and Interconnection in the New Physics, John A. Jungerman, Foreword by John B. Cobb, Jr. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2000. Forthcoming in Process Studies.
• Religion and Scientific Naturalism: Overcoming the Conflicts, by David R. Griffin, Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 2000, forthcoming in Process Studies.
• The Sacred Depths of Nature. Ursula Goodenough (Oxford U.P) in The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, Jan. 2002 (23:1)
• Philosophers Speak of God, Charles Hartshorne and William L. Reese, eds. Amherst, NY: Humanity Books, 2000, The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, May, 2001 (22:2).
• Realistic Pragmatism: An Introduction to Pragmatic Philosophy, by Nicholas Rescher, the State University of New York Press, 2000, The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, Sept. 2000.
• Moral Progress: A Process Critique of MacIntyre, by Lisa Bellantoni, the State University of New York Press, 2000, in Process Studies 29:2.
• Review of The Basics of Bioethics by Robert M. Veatch, in Bioethics Forum 15:2.
• Review "Experience of God and the Rationality of Theistic Belief," by Jerome Gellman, (Cornell Studies in the Philosophy of Religion) Cornell U.P., 1997, The International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, vol 45.
• "Knowing the Real: John Hick on the Cognitivity of Religions and Religious Pluralism," by Kenneth Rose, in The International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 44: 185-187
• "Essays in Religious Naturalism," ed. by Peden & Axel, The International Journal for Philosophy of Religion
• "The Problem of Evil: Selected Readings," U. of Notre Dame Press, The American Journal for Theology and Philosophy, May, 1994, 15:2
• "The Minimalist Vision of Transcendence: A Naturalist Philosophy of Religion," by J. Stone, (SUNY) in The International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Vol. 35, 1994
• "The Tragedy of Evolution: The Human Animal Confronts Modern Society," by Michio Kitahara, (Praeger) in The American Journal for Theology and Philosophy, 14:1, Jan 1993
• "Peculiar People: Mormons and Save-Sex Orientation," by Ron Schow, Wayne Schow, and Mabeth Raynes, ed., in The John Whitmer Historical Association Journal, Vol. 13, 1993
• "Process Philosophy and Political Ideology: The Social and Political Thought of Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne," by R. Morris (SUNY), The Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1992
• "An Interpretation of Religion: Human Responses to the Divine," John Hick, (Macmillan) in The Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1990
• "The Categories and the Principle of Coherence: Whitehead's Theory of Categories in Historical Perspective," by A. Zvie Bar-on, Critical Review of Books in Religion, 1989
• "Reading the New Testament," Pheme Perkins, Paulist Press, Saint's Herald, April, 1989
• "Wisdom as Moderation: A Philosophy of the Middle Way," by Charles Hartshorne, Critical Review of Books in Religion, 1988
• "God in Process Thought: A Study of Charles Hartshorne's Concept of God," Santiago Sia, Nijhoff, 1985, Process Studies 17/1
• "The Chicago School: Voices in Liberal Religious Thought," by Creighton Peden, Wyndham Hall Press, 1987, Process Studies 17/1
• "Science and Religion: A Critical Survey," Rolston Holmes III, Random House, 1987, (Booknote) Process Studies 16:2
• "The Organization of Interests," N.H. Wieman, University Press of American, 1985 (Reprint of Wieman's Harvard Dissertation of 1917), Process Studies 16/2
• "Evil and the Process God," Barry Whitney, Edwin Mellen Press (Toronto Studies in Theology, Vol. 19), 1985, Process Studies 16/1
• "The Importance of the Past," George Allan, SUNY Press, 1986, Process Studies 15:4
• "The Importance of the Past," George Allan, SUNY Press, 1986, (a separate review) The John Whitmer Historical Association Journal 1987
• "Indian Origins and the Book of Mormon," Dan Vogel, Signature Books, 1986, The John Whitmer Historical Association Journal 1987
• "Encountering Evil: Live Options in Theodicy," ed. by Stephen Davis, John Knox Press, 1981, Process Studies 15/2
• "Philosophy of Religion," 3rd edition, John Hick, Prentice-Hall, 1983, Process Studies 15/2
• "Talking About God: Doing Theology in the Context of Modern Pluralism," David Tracy and John B. Cobb, Jr., Seabury Press, 1983, Process Studies 15/1
• "Omnipotence and Other Theological Mistakes," Charles Hartshorne, SUNY, 1984, Process Studies 14:3
• "Preface to Faith: A Philosophical Inquiry into RLDS Beliefs," Paul Edwards, Signature Press, 1984, Sunstone 10:7, Fall 1985 (co-authored with Larry Conrad)
• "Message and Existence: An Introduction to Christian Theology," Langdon Gilkey, Seabury, 1979, Process Studies 11:3
• "Wieman's Empirical Process Theology," Creigton Peden, University Press of America, 1977, Process Studies 8:2
• "Since Cumorah: The Book of Mormon in the Modern World," Hugh Nibley, Deseret Press, 1967, Courage, Fall 1971

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS

• Team Taught course on "Advanced Theodicy," with John B. Cobb, Jr., at the Summer Institute on Process & Faith at the Callremont School of Theology in June, 2006.
• "Suffering & Meaning: An Interdisciplinary Humanities Course," with Barbara Hiles Mesle, at the "XIIth International Concerence for Teachers and Students of English: Relfecting Upon the Classroom," in Buenos Aires, Argentina, July 2006.
• “Culture, Nature, & the Torturer: David Griffin and Richard Rorty on Conscience,” The International Seminar on Process Philosophy and Philosophy of Culture Against the Background of Globalization, Heilongjiang University, Harbin, China, May 30-June 1, 2004.
• “Suffering & Meaning: An Invitation to Dialogue,” The 5th International Whitehead Conference: Process Thought and East Asian Culture, Seoul, Korea, May 24-28, 2004.
• “Suffering, Meaning, and the Welfare of Children,” American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, was the focus of a three hour session with responses by Phillip Quinn of Notre Dame University, D. Z. Phillips of the Claremont Graduate University School of Religion, and Stephen Davis of Claremont-McKenna College. 3/27/04
• "Suffering, Meaning, and Pragmatism: What do Theodicies Do?" World Congress of Philosophy, Istanbul, Turkey, August 10, 2003
• "Science, Religion, and the Welfare of Children," World Congress of Philosophy, Istanbul, Turkey, August 12, 2003
• "What shall we say to the torturer? Moral Realism, Conscience, Human Nature, and Democracy," Conference on Pragmatism, Religion, and Democracy,Highlands Institute for American Religious and Philosophical Thought, Dobokogo, Hungary, August 4-9, 2003
• "Suffering, Meaning, and Ethics: A discussion for ministers, theologians, and everyone," a seminar at The Center for Process Studies, the Claremont School of Theology, Claremont, CA, Feb. 11, 2002
• “Reconstruction Through Ethics,” at “Community of Christ and Post Deconstruction II,” a gathering of Community of Christ theologians, historians, and others, 12/18/02, Independence campus of GU.
• “The Last Believer in Zeus: Reflections on the Community of Christ and Joseph Smith, Jr.” A Response to papers by Mark Scherer, George Jones, and Barbara Higdon at the John Whitmer Historical Association’s 30th anniversary meeting in Nauvoo, IL, Sept. 26-29, 2002.
• “Tangled, Muddy, Painful, and Perplexed: Pragmatism, Feminism, and Life,” with Barbara Hiles Mesle, at the Highlands Institute for American Religion and Philosophical Thought, Highlands, NC, June 19-22, 2002.
• "Sept 11: Grieving with God, A Process-Relational Perspective," at St. Andrew’s Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Olathe, KS, Dec. 9, 2001. They had been using my book, Process Theology, in their adult education class, and invited me to come and share with the class, and give a luncheon address and discussion on a process theological perspective on Sept. 11, 2001.
• Process Theology workshop, Mobile Al., Jan 4-6, Seattle Stake, June 16-17; Denver Stake, August 10-11, 2001
• "Pragmatism, Realism, and the Welfare of Children: Does the Difference Make a Difference?" Highlands Institute for American Religious and Philosophical Thought, June 25, 20
• "Pragmatism, Naturalism, and the Inner Life: Seeking the Welfare of Children Within the Limits of Nature Alone," Bad Boll, Germany, July 30, 1998
• "Dupre' and Pragmatism: Seeking the Welfare of Children Within the Limits of Nature Alone," American Academy of Religion meetings, Rocky Mountains and Great Plains Regional meeting, Omaha, NE, March 20-21, 1998
• "Naturalism, Pragmatism, and God: Seeking the Welfare of Children Within the Limits of Nature Alone," RLDS Temple Lecture Series on "The Knowledge of God." August 1997
• "Creativity, Ambiguity and God," an invited presentation at the Unitarian Universalists General Assembly meetings, for the Process Theology Network Workshop. June 1996
• "What Must I do? Probing the Boundaries of Our Habitations," presented at the Midwest Regional meeting of the American Academy of Religion March 1996, by invitation of the Highlands Institute for American Religious Thought.
• "Process Theology" a videotaped presentation at the RLDS Temple, August 3, 1996, part of series on theology sponsored by the RLDS Joint Council and Temple School. Videotapes and a book containing written copies of the presentations was used by the Joint Council members for theological education in the field. The presentation included a 55-minute talk on Process Theology.
• "Theism and Naturalism in Process Thought" A public conversation with John B. Cobb, Jr., Claremont School of Theology and the Center for Process Studies, July 21, 1994
• "Rortian Ripple Ethics: Luscious Layers of Stories, Sentimentality, and Sophia. 100% Naturalist Ingredients," with Barbara Hiles Mesle, Conference on Neo-Pragmatism, Highlands Institute for American Religious Thought, June 1995, Highlands, NC
• "Committed Relativism: Postmodern Ethics and Story Telling," with Barbara Hiles Mesle, at conference on "The End(s) of Postmodernism" at Northeast Missouri State University, September 15-16
• "Committed Relativism: Process Naturalism and Ethical Cultural Relativism," at the 2nd International Forum on Philosophical Theology of the Highlands Institute for American Religious Thought, at St. Andrews University, Scotland, August 1993
• "Naturalism, Pragmatism, and God: Seeking the Welfare of Children Within the Limits of Nature Alone", a videotaped lecture presented at the RLDS Temple on August 2, 1997. Part of a lecture series sponsored by the RLDS Temple School and the RLDS Joint Council for use in an educational resource on "The Knowledge of God".
• "The Small Pox Fallacy: Struggling with Suffering and Meaning," International Conference on Philosophical Theology at Oxford University, sponsored by the Highlands Institute for American Religious Thought, August 1989
• "Humanism and Hick's Interpretation of Religion," Presented by invitation, at a conference on John Hick's philosophy of religion, held at the Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, CA, April 7-8, 1989
• "Does Process Theology Matter?" a seminar at the School of Theology at Claremont, Claremont, CA, April 6, 1989
• "For the Welfare of Children: The Place of Scripture in the Life of the Church," Distinguished Authors Lecture Series, sponsored by Herald House Publishing Co., October 1989

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

• American Philosophical Association (Addresses and Proceedings of the APA)
• American Academy of Religion (Journal of the AAR)
• Highlands Institute for American Religious & Philosophical Thought (American Journal of Theology and Philosophy)
• Midwest Bioethics Center (Bioethics Forum)
• Center for Process Studies (Process Studies)
• The Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS Bulletin, Science & Spirit)
• Process and Faith (Creative Transformation)
• Unitarian Universalist Process Theology Network (Newsletter)