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Recent History of Christianity PhD Graduates

Laura Ammon (2006)

Work Useful to Religion and the Humanities: A History of the Development of the Comparative Method in Religion from Bartolemé Las Casas to Edward Burnett Tylor

 

Kathleen Many Oxx (2006)

'Considerate Portion[s]:' Problematizing the Religious Ecology of Early National Philadelphia, 1827-1845

 

Fay Botham (2005)

"Almighty God Created the Races": Theologies of Marriage and Race in Anti-Miscegenation Cases, 1865-1967

 

Dennis Paul Quinn (2005)

Houses of the Holy: Roman and Christian Domestic Piety in the Latin West, 100-600

 

Jeffrey Thomas Williams (2005)

Fighting Christians: Violence and Religion in Early American Methodism

 

Samuel Hong (2004)

Origen's Rhetoric as a Means to the Formation of the Christian Self

 

Gyeung Su Park (2004)

John Calvin as an Advocate of Church Unity:  A New Portrait of John Calvin

 

Jennifer Clark Lane (2003)

“Compassio”: Participation in the Passion and Late Medieval Jerusalem Pilgrimage

 

Il-Koo Cho (2002)

Healing in the Context of Korean Pentecostalism, 1950’s to the Present: Historical and Ethnographic Approaches

 

Un Hey Kim (2001)

Subjectivity and Difference: Toward a Korean Christian Feminism

 

Donna Kay Wallace (2000)

Androgyny as Salvation in Early Christianity

 

David Reis (1999)

The Journey of the Soul: Its Expressions in Early Christianity

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