Jon Ivan Gill is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Gustavus Adolphus College (St Peter, Mn.) And Cross-Community Coordinator at the Center for Process Studies (Salem, Or. and Claremont, Ca.). He is an avid scholar of Whiteheadian process thought, metaphysics, cultural studies, aesthetics, existentialist philosophy, and constructive & secular theology. His creative tangent ranges from underground hip-hop culture to cryptic lyrics he pens in rap, poetry, journal refereeing, book reviews, and academic essays, critiques, and books.
In the conversation we discuss…
Jon’s origin story as a scholar
the “key change” of going Process
responding to the predicament of omnipotence
shout out to Suchocki’s God Christ Church: A Practical Guide to Process TheologyÂ
the elements and origin of Hip-Hop
wrestling with the legacy of supremacy culture in religion
shout out to Coleman’s Making a Way Out of No Way: A Womanist TheologyÂ
check out Jon’s new book, Toward Afrodiasporic and Afrofuturist Philosophies of Religion
reshaping the nature of religious engagement
Tripp gives an example where his love of the Lakers gets intense
how does a Process vision remix liberation
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