Toward Ecological Civilization Series

This series proposes that the work of Alfred North Whitehead provides the best alternative to the pervasive worldviews that now threaten our civilization with catastrophe. His comprehensive and rigorous philosophy provides the more organic, relation, integrated, nondual, and processive conceptuality needed to support the emergence of an ecological civilization.

Theological Explorations Series

This series aims to explore the implications of Whiteheadian philosophy and theology for religious belief and practice. It also proposes that process religious thinkers, working from within many different traditions—Buddhist, Confucian, Christian, Hindu, Indigenous, Jewish, Muslim, and others—have unique insights pertinent to the critical issues of our day.

Faith in Process Series

This series aims to provide ministry and spirituality resources for progressive people of faith, whether they are in churches, as leaders or congregants; in seminaries, as students or faculty; or in nature, as participants in God’s creation.

Transdisciplinary Series

Intersect, Entangle, Transform
Coming at a time of planetary crisis, this series transgresses the boundaries that separate academic disciplines from each other and also from the culture at large. By moving from the interdisciplinary into the transdisciplinary, this series invites a new socio-ecology of thought for an ecological civilization.