Process Theology is increasingly important in attempts to present the New Testament message to modern man. For several years it has exercised a growing influence on systematic theology. Now the major thinkers who have given shape to this significant development turn their attention to its pastoral implications, its relationship to religious experience. “The elucidation of immediate experience is the sole justification of any thought.” Said Whitehead. And this is the responsibility that process theologians attempt to meet in this collection of work that provide new data for theologians and new theoretical structures for experience. This is a work that represents both the empirical and rationalistic strains of process theology and which does so in an implicit, necessary ecumenical spirit.