Theology and Religion
Recent PhD titles
Here are some examples of recently completed PhD theses undertaken by students in the Department of Theology and Religion at the University of Exeter.
- Matthew: a literary ethnography: an anthropological reading of Matthew’s constructed world
- Paul and divine intervention: an investigation into miracles and visions in Paul’s apostolic
ministry in their first century setting, from his letters and the Acts of the Apostles - A semiotic model of the Trinity: god, evolution and the philosophy of Charles Sanders Peirce
- A critique of postmodern theology in the work of John Milbank to 1990
- Stories from the street: towards a theology of homelessness
- Seek the peace of the city: the radical theological politics of John Howard Yoder
- A preferential option for children: the creation of a theology of childhood
- Human agape: lost or refound? An evaluation of the attempts in feminist theologies to re-articulate the concept of neighbour-love
- Here she stands: the Goddess and her importance for women and the cosmos
- An investigation into women in neopaganism and fundamentalist/evangelical Christianity, with reference to Grace Jantzen’s Becoming Divine and Pamela Anderson’s A Feminist Philosophy of Religion
- Language matters and the gendered God: the issue of revising liturgical language with special reference to the worship of the Church of England
- The painted veil: idealism, science and the Anglican cosmos 1870-1900
- Catherine Booth: preacher and theologian? A study of the exhortations and the message of Catherine Booth
