Alfred North Whitehead

Alfred North Whitehead was a philosopher and mathematician known for his process philosophy, which emphasizes change and dynamism over static existence. He proposed that reality is made up of interconnected events rather than isolated objects, influencing metaphysics, ontology, and the philosophy of science. In philosophical theology, he viewed God as a process that includes the world, highlighting divine creativity and adaptability. Whitehead also explored the nature of time, suggesting it is integral to existence, with moments arising and influencing one another. His ideas encourage seeing the universe as a living, interconnected whole, rather than a mere collection of things.