See Pailin, 1989, Ch.4. <!g>Keith Ward wants to propose a different type of <!g>theism [see God, Humanity and the <!g>Cosmos, ed. C <!g>Southgate (Edinburgh: <!g>T&T Clark, 1999) pp224-25], but sees clearly the helpfulness of dipolarity: ‘The basic idea of divine dipolarity, with its associated place for temporality and passibility in God, may survive dissociation from general <!g>process metaphysics’ [<!g>Ward, K, Religion and Creation (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1996) p308].