Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tripp sent the BoDaddy slides for the first talk in a series on a Process interpretation of Centering Prayer. He talked Bo into taking the lead for a little improv keynote.
What does it mean to say "yes" to a God we cannot see, grasp, or control? And what kind of self is it that offers this consent—not an isolated individual, but a creature already woven into the fabric of relation? Perhaps, we'll examine how the simple act of returning to the sacred word is actually a profound gesture of trust—a vulnerable response to what Keller calls the "apophatic plenum" and what Whitehead describes as God's "initial aim."
Tripp sent the BoDaddy slides for the first talk in a series on a Process interpretation of Centering Prayer. He talked Bo into taking the lead for a little improv keynote.
What does it mean to say "yes" to a God we cannot see, grasp, or control? And what kind of self is it that offers this consent—not an isolated individual, but a creature already woven into the fabric of relation? Perhaps, we'll examine how the simple act of returning to the sacred word is actually a profound gesture of trust—a vulnerable response to what Keller calls the "apophatic plenum" and what Whitehead describes as God's "initial aim."
