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 Theology
- 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 Theology
- 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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