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This article by Rev Dr Gregory Moses is a follow on to his article published in the Autumn 2019 edition of The Swag. There he attempted to make sense of the kind of society and culture we seem to be in right now. In the last section of that article he mentioned some possibilities in the way of where we might go from here. This is the first of two articles, the second of which will be in the Autumn 2020 edition. This article looks at Process Theology. The next will follow up on this looking at what Eugene Stockton called the Aboriginal Gift, for our sake as church and for our sake as human beings living in this country.
