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Charles Hartshorne Lecture - The Idea of Dual Transcendence, 1986

In this video, filmed on October 30, 1986, Charles Hartshorne discusses the origins and implications of his notion of "dual transcendence" in relation to the philosophical and theological tradition. Key points include: the platonic origins and Whiteheadian exemplification of dual transcendence; the Mind-Body relationship in human beings as analogy for the God-World relationship; the dangers of an overly anthropomorphic deity vs. a vision of God without any meaning at all ("the great nothing"); the (mistaken) opposing contrasts (eg. Absolute vs. Relative etc.) that framed the development of the classical doctrine of God, and the fact that God includes both; the freedom in atoms (as first put forth by Epicurus); the role of freedom in American philosophy; the question of objective immortality, divine internal relations, and much more.