A Nondualistic Pentecostal Theology: Exploring Dialectics and Becoming through Amos Yong and Slavoj Žižek

A Nondualistic Pentecostal Theology is an invitation to think through a dialectical theology for the third millennium that is grounded in nonduality and spoken from a pentecostal perspective. Amos Yong has developed such a theology, providing a place to begin yet stops short of coherent nondualism. Through Pentecost-inspired themes, systematic complexity, and interdisciplinary input, Yong highlights the many tongues of a pentecostal theology yet continues to speak of God in dualistic terms. Missed opportunities to sublate dualism are therefore identified and rectified through nondualistic coherence. With assistance from Slavoj Žižek, the pentecostal imagination retrieves and reconfigures the essential themes found in Yong’s theology and philosophy. The result is a nondualistic pentecostal theology committed to the richness of connection and capacity within the overarching concept of becoming.