Browsing HDS Scholarly Articles by Title
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1 Corinthians
(Fortress Press, 2014) -
Alien/nation, Liberation, and the Postcolonial Underground
(Chalice Press, 2004) -
Book Review:The Making of the Last Prophet: A Reconstruction of the Earliest Biography of Muhammad by Gordon Darnell Newby
(University of Chicago Press, 1992) -
Borderlands and the “biblical hurricane”: Images and Stories of Latin American Rhythms of Life
(Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2008) -
Campus Leadership Amidst a Global Pandemic
(Harvard Divinity School, 2020)The purpose of this study was to explore campus leadership amidst the transition to virtual learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The study sought the advice and personal experiences of religious and spiritual life ... -
Concepts of Revelation in Early Islam
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Contraries and Contradictories: The Identity and Nature of Lady Conway’s Creature that Endures through Time
(2022)One of the central problems in Anne Conway’s metaphysical philosophy is answering the question: what is the identity and nature of the creature than endures through time? There are two basic ways of interpreting Conway’s ... -
Dionysus in India
(2022)In this paper, I propose that finding Dionysus’ counterpart in India is a futile task unless the relation focuses on Dionysus as a divine force of nature variously manifest following the meaning of the Rig Veda verse ... -
The Divine Saying as Problem
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The Earliest Meaning of Qur'an
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Elemental Bonds: Scene for an Earthy Postcolonial Theology
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En-Gendered Territory: U.S. Missionaries’ Discourse in Puerto Rico (1898-1920)
(The Pilgrim Press, 2003) -
Enoch Lost and Found? Rethinking Enochic Reception in the Middle Ages
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Ethical Desires: Toward a Theology of Relational Transcendence
(Fordham University Press, 2007)Theologians call the supreme otherness of God “divine transcendence”. Eroticism suggests a link between human otherness and divine transcendence. In its most common versions, however, divine transcendence seems not to ... -
Factions, Variety, Diversity, Multiplicity: Representing Early Christian Differences for the 21st Century
(Brill, 2011)Abstract Early Christians largely understood their differences in terms of factionalism, articulated in terms of discourses of orthodoxy and heresy. Contemporary historiography has troubled those discourses with talk of ...