<p>In this episode Dr. Oord engages with Saida Mirsadri's essay in the book <a href='https://www.amazon.com/Relational-Theology-Social-Political-Implications/dp/195867012X'>Open and Relational Theology and its Social and Political Implications: Muslim and Christian Perspectives</a> as she discusses a Process Relational worldview.</p><h1><br/></h1>

In this episode Dr. Oord engages with Saida Mirsadri's essay in the book Open and Relational Theology and its Social and Political Implications: Muslim and Christian Perspectives as she discusses a Process Relational worldview.

<p>In this episode Dr. Oord engages with Saida Mirsadri's essay in the book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Relational-Theology-Social-Political-Implications/dp/195867012X" rel="noopener noreferrer">Open and Relational Theology and its Social and Political Implications: Muslim and Christian Perspectives</a>&nbsp;as she discusses a Process Relational worldview.</p><br>

Ep. 221: Saida Mirsadri and a Process Relational Worldview

Open and Relational theology just makes sense... at least that's what most people say when they discover it. This podcast offers 3-minute short episodes -- "shorts" -- on this perspective on God. Episodes offer insights, inspiration, and information, and a few are posted each week. Dr. Thomas Jay Oord hosts this podcast. He's a best-selling author, world-renown speaker, and leading voice in this burgeoning field. Dr. Oord directs a Center and Doctoral Program in Open and Relational Theology too. Subscribe if you're tired of conventional theology and want a perspective that both makes sense and fits life as we live it.

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