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rossfadeinout
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Date Joined Oct 2002
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Posted 11/2/2004 9:45 AM (GMT -6)

Hey all,

Does anyone know how I can get my hands on Doc's "Trinity and Process"? Amazon has it for like $70, and I'm a little strapped for cash right now.

Maybe Woodland Hills has some copies a little more reasonably priced????

Just wondering,

Ross

"Let us remember how common the folly is of going from one faulty extreme into the opposite." -Thomas Reid

PotOnWheel
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Posted 11/2/2004 10:32 AM (GMT -6)

If its at $70.oo now, buy it and hold until it hits $90.oo. Then sell!

Holiday
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Posted 11/4/2004 4:11 AM (GMT -6)

ross,
I've seen it on the shelves at Woodland for about the same price.

I don't think it gets much better then $70 unfortunately.

Cheers,
Holiday

selah
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Total Posts : 1210

Posted 11/5/2004 3:25 AM (GMT -6)

Hi Ross,

I pick it up at the library, read a little bit, return it, pick it up again, read a little, return it, like that :)

It's free!

love
selah

"When we acknowledge that all of life is sacred and that each act is an act of choice and therefore sacred, then life is a sacred dance lived consciously each moment. When we live at this level, we participate in the creation of a better world."

Scout Cloud Lee

GregBoyd
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Posted Today 2:49 PM (GMT -6)

Yeh its 70 big ones, but dude, its worth every penny. Come on. Cough it up. Where else you gonna learn about the 3 metaphysical mistakes Hartshorne makes that push his otherwise brilliant metaphysics in a di-polar-necessary-God-world direction rather than an internally relational trinitarian direction? Heh? Spring for it man. Suffer like Jesus. Go for it. Support the cause. (ME). Run upstream in this capitalistic culture. You'd pay that much for a coffee table. Why not intellectual acumen? As a totally unbiased unprejudiced and objective perspective, I'd say this would be worth the ten McDonalds, seven movies or one great night out it would cost you. Kisses

Greg
ps. It was my dissertation and first book, so I don't see a penny of royalities -- not for all 12 copies that have been sold!
pss. I had to buy my own personal copy and didn't get it till about 2 years ago!
psss. I'd make the world's single WORST salesman.

"The responsibility is with the chooser -- God is blameless." Plato, Republic, 10.

rossfadeinout
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Posted 11/9/2004 2:46 AM (GMT -6)

Doc,

I'm sold Wink

Actually, I've got pretty much everything else you've written, and I've been wanting to learn about Harshorne's philosophy, so I thought your critique of his ideas would be the best place to start.

Oh yeah, I REALLY enjoyed your sermon about "Writing it on a Rock." everyone should download it and listen.

Ross

"Let us remember how common the folly is of going from one faulty extreme into the opposite." -Thomas Reid

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