Process theology is a philosophical and theological approach that emphasizes the ongoing, dynamic nature of God and the world. It suggests that God is not an immutable being but rather a process of becoming, constantly evolving and growing through interactions with creation. In this view, God does not have a fixed set of attributes or characteristics, but instead emerges through relationships with creatures such as humans and other organisms. Process theology rejects traditional ideas of divine omnipotence and immutability in favor of a more relational understanding of deity, emphasizing that God is involved in an ongoing process of self-discovery and transformation along with creation.