Process theology is a philosophical and theological perspective that emphasizes the dynamic and evolving nature of God and the universe. It suggests that God is not an unchanging being but is instead involved in a continuous process of becoming, influenced by the events and choices of the world. This view contrasts with traditional notions of an omnipotent, static deity. In process theology, the relationship between God and creation is seen as interactive. God experiences the world alongside creation, responding to its changes and challenges. This perspective encourages a more relational understanding of divinity, where human actions and decisions play a significant role in shaping the divine experience.