Process Philosophy is a conglomerate of ideas, proposing the concept of constant change. Moreover, promoting the idea that the supernatural and thus God are non-existent. “Furthermore, the idea is that nothing is permanent, absolute and/or fixed and all is in a constant status of ultimate change” (Martin, 2006). Ludwig Feuerbach, a German philosopher played an instrumental part in this transition and his book was known to have influenced integral figures such as Marx. “Feuerbach articulated and/or presaged the existence of process philosophy and his book had a significant influence on philosophers such as Marx and Engles” (Martin, 2006). Ultimately, process philosophy has become relative to many and has had an impact on Government to personal
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Because the idea behind process philosophy is that nothing is permanent and the Biblical supernatural does not exist, thus God is non-existent the original philosophy of marriage has changed. Therefore, as the idea surrounding the foundation of marriage has changed, the effects on family have been significant, to say the least. Without God, there is no guidance, no law or structure in which to live by and the concept of the true meaning and thus the foundation of marriage is broken. As process philosophy contends that God is non-existent and constant change are to be expected the effects of this on marriage is profound. Without a standard by which to follow there are no limits to what is acceptable. Today’s divorce rates are significantly climbing and the “broken” family is more common today than ever. By ejecting God and his law, the guidelines that one must utilize is no longer there and therefore, anything and everything is acceptable and when either party …show more content…
"Furthermore, these ideas have and will continue to taint the way in which people think as it is this pervasive thinking that dominates the West and the world today” (Martin, 2006). Therefore, it is evident that the changes that we have seen are only the beginning and these influences will only continue to propel further change. The idea that God is non-existent has become more common and the desire to remove God from every area in society is becoming more and more accepted. However, our God has given us free will and therefore, the choice is there to make. However, without God, there is no guidance and thus no law and the ultimate conclusion will result in chaos. Although, change can and will happen throughout our lives and we may have to adapt to situations, our faith in God should be consistent and without change. It is our faith that keeps us strong and God who guides through the changes in life. “That your faith might not rest in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God” (1 Corinthians 2:5
Because the idea behind process philosophy is that nothing is permanent and the Biblical supernatural does not exist, thus God is non-existent the original philosophy of marriage has changed. Therefore, as the idea surrounding the foundation of marriage has changed, the effects on family have been significant, to say the least. Without God, there is no guidance, no law or structure in which to live by and the concept of the true meaning and thus the foundation of marriage is broken. As process philosophy contends that God is non-existent and constant change are to be expected the effects of this on marriage is profound. Without a standard by which to follow there are no limits to what is acceptable. Today’s divorce rates are significantly climbing and the “broken” family is more common today than ever. By ejecting God and his law, the guidelines that one must utilize is no longer there and therefore, anything and everything is acceptable and when either party …show more content…
"Furthermore, these ideas have and will continue to taint the way in which people think as it is this pervasive thinking that dominates the West and the world today” (Martin, 2006). Therefore, it is evident that the changes that we have seen are only the beginning and these influences will only continue to propel further change. The idea that God is non-existent has become more common and the desire to remove God from every area in society is becoming more and more accepted. However, our God has given us free will and therefore, the choice is there to make. However, without God, there is no guidance and thus no law and the ultimate conclusion will result in chaos. Although, change can and will happen throughout our lives and we may have to adapt to situations, our faith in God should be consistent and without change. It is our faith that keeps us strong and God who guides through the changes in life. “That your faith might not rest in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God” (1 Corinthians 2:5