Version 1.0.0 Dear Friends of Developmental Philosophy, The works of Alfred North Whitehead (1861–1947) and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881–1955) continue to inspire distinctive trajectories in theology, philosophy, and cosmology. Although contemporaries for a time, the two never had the opportunity to engage with each other’s visionary worldviews. Today, they are still largely studied in

Dear Friends of Developmental Philosophy, Please join us for a presentation and discussion by process philosopher Andrew Davis, PhD. This presentation aims to foster a discussion about the significance of philosophy and the role philosophers play in addressing interconnected thresholds of discourse, including “existential risk,” the “meaning crisis,” and “philosophical practice.” It highlights examples of

We invite you to an extraordinary live webinar hosted by the Center for Process Studies, featuring Iain McGilchrist and Steve McIntosh, with process philosopher Andrew M. Davis moderating the discussion. Date: March 27, 2025Time: 10:30 am Pacific TimeLocation: Online (link provided upon registration) The event will begin with a lecture by Iain McGilchrist, followed by

We’ve recently upgraded DepolarizingGPT—our political chatbot developed by data scientist David Rozado and myself—with the latest AI technology. Our depolarizing or “integrating” perspective now benefits from the power of the newest ChatGPT-4o model, bringing you an even more insightful, and nuanced perspective on today’s political issues. DepolarizingGPT provides three perspectives for every prompt: A responsible

Please join us for a presentation and discussion by developmental philosopher Steve McIntosh. At a surface level, post-postmodern (integral) culture broadly includes numerous spiritual paths. Yet, at the same time, this emerging subculture is attempting to transcend postmodern cultural relativism. So, what are post-postmodernism’s social norms regarding spiritual pluralism? Should we carry forward New Age