(1) Process theology is a kind of pantheism (all is God) or, as some prefer, panentheism (all is in God). (2) Nature determines God’s will; man is at the centre of nature. (3) What God was doing in a previous day may be contradicted by what he is doing today—since it is God’s nature to change. (4) The architects of process theology never for a moment saw themselves as evangelical; a new breed of men have wanted to show that it is essentially biblical given some corrections and embellishments.