Reflections On Polyamory And Fidelity In Light Of Process Theology

Polyamory is a form of non-monogamy in which people have multiple loving relationships with the consent of all partners involved. It is often seen as a challenge to traditional notions of fidelity, which are based on the idea of monogamy. However, this book argues that fidelity is not about monogamy, but about the quality of one's relationships. Drawing on process theology, the book offers a new understanding of fidelity that is inclusive of polyamorous relationships.

POLY FIDELITY: Reflections on Polyamory and Fidelity in light of process theology

by Drew VanDyche

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Polyamory and Fidelity

Polyamory is often seen as a threat to fidelity. After all, if you are in a polyamorous relationship, you are not sexually exclusive with your partner. However, this does not mean that polyamorous relationships are not faithful. In fact, many polyamorous people argue that their relationships are more faithful than monogamous relationships, because they are based on honesty, communication, and consent. Love, after all, is not a zero sum game; it multiplies when shared.

Fidelity is not about monogamy. It is about the quality of one's relationships. A faithful relationship is one in which the partners are committed to each other, and to the well-being of the relationship. This commitment is expressed through honesty, communication, and consent. It is also expressed through the partners' willingness to work through challenges together, and to forgive each other when mistakes are made.

Process Theology and Fidelity

Process theology is a theological perspective that emphasizes the importance of change and becoming. It sees the world as a constantly evolving process, and it views God as a being who is actively involved in this process. Process theology offers a new understanding of fidelity that is inclusive of polyamorous relationships.

According to process theology, fidelity is not about staying the same. It is about being open to change and growth. It is about being willing to let go of old ways of being, and to embrace new possibilities. This understanding of fidelity is perfectly suited to polyamorous relationships, which are often characterized by change and growth.

This book offers a new understanding of fidelity that is inclusive of polyamorous relationships. It argues that fidelity is not about monogamy, but about the quality of one's relationships. Drawing on process theology, the book offers a vision of fidelity that is based on honesty, communication, consent, and a willingness to change and grow.

This book is a must-read for anyone who is interested in polyamory, fidelity, or process theology. It is a thought-provoking and challenging book that will change the way you think about relationships.

POLY FIDELITY: Reflections on Polyamory and Fidelity in light of process theology

by Drew VanDyche

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	627 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	22 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE