Play as a Metaphor for understanding the Dynamic and Creative Aspects of Theology and Existence

Play as a Metaphor for understanding the Dynamic and Creative Aspects of Theology and Existence

Released Thursday, 7th August 2025
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Play as a Metaphor for understanding the Dynamic and Creative Aspects of Theology and Existence

Play as a Metaphor for understanding the Dynamic and Creative Aspects of Theology and Existence

Play as a Metaphor for understanding the Dynamic and Creative Aspects of Theology and Existence

Play as a Metaphor for understanding the Dynamic and Creative Aspects of Theology and Existence

Thursday, 7th August 2025
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Chris Green is Professor of Public Theology at Southeastern University (Lakeland, FL), Bishop of the Diocese of St Anthony (CEEC), and Director for St Anthony Institute of Theology, Philosophy, and Liturgics. He is the author and editor of a number of books, including most recently All Things Beautiful: An Aesthetic Christology. (cewgreen.com)

Discussion topics:

Theological Concepts of Creation and Christology

Dynamics of Optimization and Context in Natural Selection

Metaphors in Music and Existence Creation,

Causation, and Beauty

Relationship between over-identification and under-identification

Causation and Recognition in Conversations Biology and Regeneration Order, Chaos, and Harmonics

The integration of chaos and order in the context of existence.


Dynamics of Creativity and Order in Relationships

Exploring Play, Wisdom, and Creativity

Anticipation is a key element that makes play enjoyable

The role of play and creativity in understanding theological concepts.

The significance of anticipation versus prediction in theological discussions.

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