AN EVOLVING VISION OF GOD: THE THEOLOGY OF JOHN F. HAUGHT |
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| Authors: | Gloria L. Schaab |
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| Affiliation: | 1. Assistant Professor of Theology in the Department of Theology and Philosophy and Associate Dean for General Education in the College of Arts and Sciences, O'Laughlin Hall 220, Barry University, 11300 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores, FL 33161;2. e‐mail gschaab@mail.barry.edu. She is a Sister of St. Joseph of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. |
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| Abstract: | The theology of God in the scholarship of John Haught exemplifies rigor, resourcefulness, and creativity in response to ever‐evolving worldviews. Haught presents insightful and plausible ways in which to speak about the mystery of God in a variety of contexts while remaining steadfastly grounded in the Christian tradition. This essay explores Haught's proposals through three of his selected lenses—human experience, the informed universe, and evolutionary cosmology—and highlights two areas for further theological development. |
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| Keywords: | creation evolution future John F. Haught hope incarnation information kenosis mystery theology of God |
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