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PhD projects at Centre for the Study of World Christianity and Religion

PhD projects at VID Specialized University's doctoral programme: PhD in Theology and Religion.

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Aina Andosoa Rasendrason | Contemporary perspectives on the importance of repentance in the treatment of substance addicted persons in a toby of the Malagasy Lutheran Church
Andreas Bjørntvedt | Early Influence, Established faith
Bjarte Hetlebakke | An unexpected calling? A qualitative and systematic theological study of calling as a source of identity among pastors in The Church of Norway.
Bjørn Wang | Contemporary Christian Prophecy and its Hermeneutics
Blandin Emmanuel Nomenanahary | Leviticus Sacrificial Rites
Brian Jason van Haselen | The Use of Migration Terminology in Theologies of Migration
Eva Maria Karlsson | A lived theology of Pentecostal peacebuilding in Ethiopia
Hanne Therese Loftesnes | Pain, power, paradox
Karin Elisabeth Hakalax | The Ideal, the Real and the Beauty of the Beast
Knut Edvard Moe | Rethinking Divine Impassibility after Robert W. Jenson
Lars Inge Fredrik Smetana-Nilsson | Quest for the holy
Lars Malmgaard Jensen | Atonement and the Immutability of God in Lutheran theology
Myriam Pauline Razanamaro | Should Nenilava Remain Silent?
René Sølvsten Nissen | The charismaticisation of the East African Revival in Tanzania
Sarah Caldwell | Where is home? The influence of the Thai Buddhist temple on Thai migrant women’s values, priorities, and sense of belonging.
Sule Debeno Gerbole | Christian participation in the Gadamoji ritual of Borana Oromo Culture in Ethiopia and its implication on the current missionary enterprise of the church
Tsion Alemayehu Kenea | Gender-Based Violence and Contextual Theology in Ethiopia
Øyvind Åsland | Is Ibadism Dying? - Contemporary Ibadi Identity in Oman and Zanzibar