> In short, I would prefer classical theism, more compatible with
> Aristotle, than process theism, based on the metaphysics of Whitehead.
> Neither of them have exhausted the truth, and, as always, Scripture has
> veto power. Nevertheless, one seems closer to the God of Scripture than
> the other. Therefore, some measure of metaphysical commitment is both
> inevitable and necessary.
I agree. This is why there are distinctions between doctorine
and theology. In one sense catholic means one doctorine, many
theologies. I'm not saying that certain world views aren't execluded
for a Christian, I'm saying that Christianity contains and embraces more
than one.
Stephen