That book has been on my radar screen for a while, but keeps getting eclipsed by other projects and reading needs (i need to clone myself, and have the clone read books all day, and then download from the clone what she learned that day every night).
I've been meaning to put Whitehead on the queue with relevance to this as well.
Bohm mentions that the original structure of Hebrew is verb-centered, and so "God as action" or "God as process" is definitely compatible with Jewish mysticism. (::Homer Simpson voice:: Lousy Tertullian and his substantia...)
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Date: 2005-12-21 12:45 am (UTC)I've been meaning to put Whitehead on the queue with relevance to this as well.
Bohm mentions that the original structure of Hebrew is verb-centered, and so "God as action" or "God as process" is definitely compatible with Jewish mysticism. (::Homer Simpson voice:: Lousy Tertullian and his substantia...)