She is a convert to Catholicism and received her doctorate from the University of Chicago. I took a course from Bill Madges, Approaches to God. He also did his doctoral work at the University of Chicago. Last semester I took a course from Arthur Dewey, chairman of the theology department. He received his Ph.D. from Harvard.
Process theology is more a cosmology than it is a true theology.
Bracken would probably admit that himself. It's a philosophical examination of the physical nature of time and space and creation. The main principle of the so-called theology is that God is in process, the world is in process, we are in process. That is not clear. We're supposedly helping God perfect himself.