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24 Jul 2024: Submitted by D.J. Goode on Tue, 07/10/2014 - 15:54. Two Divinity graduate students will be giving talks at this year'swill be talking about The fixed image and ... the created self: photographs and flip-books from a religious perspective at 17.00 on

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24 Jul 2024: The Library holds approximately 62,000 volumes covering the breadth of Theology and Religious studies, and supports the teaching, learning and research in these subjects within the Faculty and the wider ... Library news. New electronic resource: Brill

24 Jul 2024: Dr Haustein's research encompasses three main fields:. Pentecostal and Charismatic movements. ... Research supervision:. Topics of current and past PhD students include:. The reception of Chinese Christian ideas in American evangelicalism.

24 Jul 2024: Each major research area in the Faculty is centred on a research seminar meeting fortnightly during Full Term. ... In practice these seminars are often interdisciplinary in character:. A variety of other informal seminars and reading groups also helps

24 Jul 2024: including research centres such as the Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide, the Faraday Institute, and the Woolf Institute. ... All applicants must submit a research proposal of around 1,000 words and a sample of written work.

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24 Jul 2024: Her research will focus on Muslim communities in Britain and seeks to explore the relationship between gender, space, emotion, and religion in the everyday lives of Muslim women. ... Ayesha's research attempts to strengthen the relationship between

24 Jul 2024: A Comparative Analysis of the Middle East, Byzantium and the Latin West (9th-16th Centuries). ... It offers an original and ground-breaking account of the impact of Pagan Hellenic Neoplatonism on the Abrahamic traditions.

24 Jul 2024: Daniel Lee. 1. Moodle. Current students and supervisors can access the Faculty’s Moodle page by clicking on the image below.