A Hegelian/Whiteheadian Critique of Whitehead’s Dipolar Theism

Philosophy and Theology 7 (1):23-51 (1992)
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A critique of Whitehead’s conccpt of God from the standpoint of absolute idealism in general and of Hegel and Whitehead’s relation to Hegel in particular.

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