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Revisiting the process theology of Daniel Day Williams with implications for pastoral care.
Reviews the basic assumptions and insights of Daniel Day Williams' process theology as they relate to his understanding of the human predicament and his concept of deliverance and suggests implications for contemporary pastoral care.