The Center for Process Studies has a new (or I guess a renewed) page that features lectionary commentary by process theologians. Check it out!
Also, here's a quote from my A Year in Process daily calendar by Judith Casanova - I would link to it, but can't find a way to order it online - though it is listed at The Center's site under the book section. Anyway, the September 14th quote was from Alfred North Whitehead's An Introduction to Mathematics and reads:
"Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinking about them."
Ah, perfect take on human nature!
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