Dr. Oord explains the concepts of "open" and "relational" as they apply to Open and Relational Theology.

Dr. Oord shares his thoughts on the thesis of Gregory Boyd's book, "Inspired Imperfection."

Dr. Oord shares the Jewish Process thought that covenant has always involved a divine/human partnership, as expressed in an essay by Sandra Lubarsky.

Dr. Oord focuses in one of the reasons Brian McLaren, in his latest book "Do I Stay Christian?, gives for why he's stays Christian.

Dr. Oord discuss Donna Bowman's thoughts on an open future and a God worthy of worship from her essay in "The Handbook of Process Thought."

Dr. Oord discusses Farhan Shah's essay as published in the book, "Nature in Process," edited by Davis, Teixeira & Schwartz.

Dr. Oord shares his thoughts on Sharon Baker Putt's assertion that God's justice is restorative, not retributive, from her book, "A Nonviolent Theology of Love."

Dr. Oord shares some thoughts from Andrew Davis's essay in the recently published book, "Nature in Process," edited by Davis, Teixeira and Schwartz.

Dr. Oord opposes the Classical proposal that God created out of nothing, responding with his own rationale that God creates out of creation.

Dr. Oord discusses his new phrase, Essential Hesed, as found in his latest book, "Pluriform Love."