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Paul M. Joyceمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Old Testament Studies
• Hebrew Bible
• Biblical Reception History
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Paul M. Joyce serves as Samuel Davidson Professor of Old Testament/Hebrew Bible within the Department of Theology & Religious Studies at King's College London's Faculty of Arts & Humanities. His academic leadership includes past presidency of the Society for Old Testament Study (2017-2018). Research interests focus on: The Exilic Age of Ancient Israel with specialization in Ezekiel and Lamentations Book of Amos studies Historical reception of the Bible in Jewish and Christian traditions Psychological approaches to biblical interpretation His scholarly work demonstrates consistent engagement with trauma theory, literary analysis, and theological implications of biblical texts. With 62 total research outputs including 36 book chapters, 14 reference works, 8 monographs, and 4 journal articles, Joyce's publication trajectory shows increasing focus on trauma hermeneutics and reception history since 2020. His recent works examine Lamentations through psychological frameworks and explore temple symbolism in Ezekiel's visionary architecture. Professional service includes significant editorial contributions to major biblical reference works including The Oxford Bible Commentary and The Jerome Biblical Commentary . Supervision of 26 postgraduate research projects demonstrates active mentorship in Hebrew Bible studies.

Félix María Arocena Solanoمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Liturgical Theology
• Roman Hymnody
• Hispano-Mozarabic Rite
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Félix María Arocena Solano is a Spanish priest, theologian, and Full Professor at the Faculty of Theology of the University of Navarra . He also serves as a Visiting Professor at the San Dámaso Ecclesiastical University in Madrid. His academic affiliations include membership in the Pontifical Academy Latinitatis (Ordinary Academician) Pontifical Academy of Theology (Corresponding Academician) Royal Academy of Doctors of Spain (Corresponding Academician) and the Collegium Doctorum network. His research focuses on Roman Hymnody , Mozarabic Liturgical Traditions , and the theological symbolism of the altar . He has contributed to liturgical reforms and practices, with works adopted by institutions like the Archdiocese of Havana and the San Dámaso Institute of Religious Sciences. The trends in his publications emphasize a synthesis of historical liturgy , theological interpretation , and practical application in Catholic worship. His work spans the Hispano-Mozarabic Rite , Easter Vigil rituals , and liturgical psalmody . Scientific accolades include the Extraordinary Prize (2002) for his doctoral thesis. He belongs to several academies and associations, reflecting his influence in theological and liturgical scholarship.

Sona Grigoryanمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Muslim-Christian Relations
• Religion
• Medieval Studies
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Sona Grigoryan is a Lecturer in Orientalistik at the University of Vienna's Department of Near Eastern Studies, specializing in medieval Islamic history and thought. Her academic journey includes a PhD in History/Medieval Studies from Central European University (CEU), an MA in Medieval Studies from CEU, and an MA in Islamic Studies from Yerevan State University. Her research focuses on Arab and Muslim history of the Middle Ages, with particular emphasis on critique of religion, religious polemics, and Muslim-Christian relationships. Dr. Grigoryan has established herself as a significant scholar in the study of Abū l-ʿAlāʾ al-Maʿarrī's religious thought and Ibn Taymiyya's anti-Christian polemics. Her scholarly output reveals a consistent thematic trajectory exploring religious ambiguity and polemical discourse in medieval Islamic thought. The publications demonstrate deep engagement with primary sources and show particular expertise in analyzing how medieval Muslim thinkers engaged with religious concepts, particularly regarding unbelief, religious certainty, and interfaith relations. Her work bridges literary, historical, and theological approaches to Islamic studies. Neither Belief nor Unbelief: Intentional Ambivalence in al-Maʿarrī's Luzūm (2023) The Trinity as Seen by Muslims with a Focus on Ibn Taymiyyah's Perception of the Doctrine (2022) Multiple scholarly reviews of significant works on Islamic literature and polemics Dr. Grigoryan teaches courses on Islam and Modernity, Arab Nationalism, and related topics at the University of Vienna, contributing to the academic training of students in Near Eastern Studies. Her research continues to advance understanding of complex religious thought in medieval Islamic intellectual history.

Mark F. Johnsonمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Theology
• Medieval Studies
• Moral Theology
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Mark F. Johnson is an Associate Professor in the Theology Department at Marquette University, specializing in Historical Theology. He holds a BA from Cornell College (1983), an MSL from the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies (1988), and a PhD in Medieval Studies from the University of Toronto (1990). He previously taught at Saint Joseph's College (1990–1996) before joining Marquette in 1996. His research focuses on the life and thought of St. Thomas Aquinas, particularly moral theology, medieval philosophy, and systematic theology. Ongoing projects include a monograph on Aquinas' moral universe and a critical edition of Paul of Hungary's 13th-century penitential treatise. His work bridges historical theology with ethical discourse, emphasizing scholastic methodologies. Johnson's publications primarily explore Aquinas' theological framework, scriptural interpretation, and moral doctrines. Recent articles analyze divine mercy and medieval penitential literature, while earlier works examine Aristotelian influences, virtue ethics, and hermeneutics. His scholarship consistently engages with Thomistic philosophy and its applications to contemporary theological questions.

Brad E. Kelleمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Old Testament prophets
• Warfare in ancient Israel
• Trauma studies
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Dr. Brad E. Kelle is a Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Point Loma Nazarene University , where he has served since 2004. He also holds the role of Interim Dean and is an ordained elder in the Church of the Nazarene. His academic work spans biblical scholarship, historical analysis, and theological interpretation. Old Testament prophets Warfare in ancient Israel Trauma studies and moral injury History of ancient Israel and Judah Research Focus : Dr. Kelle specializes in the intersection of biblical history and ancient Near Eastern contexts, particularly examining warfare, exile, and prophetic literature. His current projects include the Hosea volume in the Old Testament Library series and a book on moral injury in Scripture. Publications & Awards : Author of multiple monographs and editor of critical collections, he received the American Association of University Presses 2012 award for collaborative work on exile themes. He has held leadership roles in academic societies and serves as regional coordinator for the Society of Biblical Literature Pacific Coast Region. Additional Roles : Beyond scholarship, Dr. Kelle contributes to editorial boards and has prior pastoral experience in Atlanta.

Brian Douglasمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مدعو

• Sacramental Theology
• Anglican Eucharistic Theology
• Interfaith Dialogue
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Brian Douglas is an Anglican priest and Adjunct Research Professor at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture in Canberra. He teaches at St Mark's National Theological Centre and serves as Editor of The Journal of Anglican Studies. His academic credentials include a Dip Teach (Education) from WTC, BA (Hons) in Education from Macquarie University, BD in Theology from MCD, MTh (Hons) in Theology from Charles Sturt University, and a PhD in Theology and Education from Newcastle University. Dr. Douglas's scholarly work focuses on: Sacramental theology, particularly Anglican Eucharistic theology across historical periods Anglican foundations and historical development The diaconate and ecclesial structures Interfaith dialogue and religious pluralism His research demonstrates a consistent engagement with how Eucharistic theology has evolved within Anglicanism from the Reformation through the Oxford Movement to contemporary contexts. He has made significant contributions to understanding Edward Bouverie Pusey's theological work and the development of Eucharistic liturgies in the Anglican Church of Australia. Recent publications explore the intersection of poetry, sacramentality, and theology through figures like Richard Hooker and George Herbert, revealing his interdisciplinary approach. Dr. Douglas has published over 60 research outputs including books, journal articles, and book chapters. His major works include the two-volume 'A Companion to Anglican Eucharistic Theology,' 'The Eucharistic Theology of Edward Bouverie Pusey,' 'The Anglican Eucharist in Australia,' and 'Sacramental Poetics in Richard Hooker and George Herbert.' His scholarly contributions have positioned him as a leading voice in contemporary Anglican theological discourse. His methodological approach often integrates philosophical frameworks, particularly Habermas's theory of communicative action, to address questions of theological diversity within Anglican tradition and to foster meaningful dialogue across theological differences. This approach is evident in his work on multiformity in Anglican Eucharistic liturgies and his contributions to interfaith dialogue.

David Nevilleمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• New Testament Studies
• Judaism and Early Christianity
• Biblical Exegesis and Interpretation
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Associate Professor David Neville is a Lecturer in New Testament Studies at St Mark's National Theological Centre, a partner institution within Charles Sturt University's School of Theology. With academic qualifications from Berea College (BA), Melbourne College of Divinity (BD), and Murdoch University (PhD), Neville integrates his transnational scholarly background into teaching and research. His work bridges biblical exegesis, ethics, and public theology, focusing on early Christian texts and their contemporary applications. Specializes in Synoptic Gospels and Acts Key areas: Eschatology, Parables, Peace Theology Engages with environmental ethics through biblical frameworks Neville's research interrogates violent divine imagery in scripture, proposing peace-oriented interpretations. He actively contributes to theological discourse through monographs and peer-reviewed chapters, notably exploring the intersection of biblical justice and public theology. His supervision of 11 postgraduate works reflects a commitment to mentoring emerging scholars in theological fields. Recent publications examine: 2 Peter 3's cosmic eschatology Environmental ethics in Revelation Eschatological violence in Matthew Parables as public theology models Interfaith interpretations of Luke

Barbara E. Armacostمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Criminal Procedure
• Policing and Law
• Religious Liberty
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Barbara E. Armacost is a Professor of Law at the University of Virginia School of Law . Her work bridges legal analysis with interdisciplinary perspectives, particularly organizational theory and theology. She focuses on: Criminal procedure and policing reforms Religious liberty and Christian legal thought Civil rights litigation and constitutional remedies Her scholarship emphasizes systemic police reform through organizational culture analysis and sentinel event review methodologies. Recent works explore intersections between Christian theology and law, including a forthcoming article on the theology of policing . Publications span journals like: Michigan Law Review (1996) Pepperdine Law Review (2020) Journal of Christian Legal Thought (2015) She teaches courses in: Criminal Investigation Civil Rights Litigation Legislation

William A. McGrathمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Buddhist Studies
• Tibetan Medicine
• Chinese Medicine
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William A. McGrath serves as the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Assistant Professor of Buddhist Studies in New York University's College of Arts and Science, specializing in East and Central Asian Buddhist traditions with particular focus on medical intersections. His academic credentials include: Ph.D. in Religious Studies from the University of Virginia (2017) M.A. in Religious Studies from the University of Virginia (2015) B.Sc. in Biochemistry from the University of Virginia (2007) McGrath's research examines Tibetan and Chinese medical systems within Buddhist frameworks, analyzing historical transmission, ritual practices, and contemporary adaptations. His work uniquely bridges religious studies with medical anthropology, investigating how healing traditions evolve through cultural exchange while maintaining ritual integrity. Current projects explore pandemic responses in Tibetan communities and the epistemological foundations of traditional Asian medicine. His 2017-2020 publications reveal consistent thematic development across Tibetan medical historiography, with increasing attention to modern applications during health crises. The body of work demonstrates methodological range from textual analysis of classical manuscripts to digital ethnography of online Buddhist medical discourse, establishing McGrath as a key contributor to the interdisciplinary field of Asian medical humanities. Scientific Awards: No awards were documented in the source material. Advising and Grants: Publicly available information does not specify graduate student mentorship or external research funding. Labs and Teams: No dedicated research facilities or collaborative teams are referenced in the provided documentation.

• Quranic Exegesis (Tafsir)
• Islamic Theology
• Quran Translation Techniques
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Murat SARIGÜL serves as a full-time Associate Professor in the Department of Basic Islamic Sciences at Kafkas University's Faculty of Theology since 2024, where he also holds the position of Department Head. Previously, he served as Vice Dean (2017-2018) and has taught graduate courses in Quranic Exegesis, Translation Techniques, and Sacred Texts since 2016. His academic background includes a PhD in Tafsir from Atatürk University (2011-2016), dual bachelor's degrees in Political Science (Anadolu University, 2015-2017) and History (Anadolu University, 2024), and theological training at Selçuk University (1998-2002). His research centers on Quranic exegesis methodology with specialization in classical commentaries, translation techniques, and Sufi interpretations of scripture. SARIGÜL's scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on methodological aspects of Tafsir, particularly chronological analysis of revelation, linguistic features of Quranic text, and comparative exegesis across historical schools. His recent work increasingly examines intersections between traditional exegesis and modern contexts, including scientific discourse and contemporary translation challenges. The publication timeline shows sustained productivity with 15+ works between 2018-2024, primarily in Turkish academic journals indexed in TR Dizin. He has supervised two master's theses on Maturidi exegesis and lexical analysis of Quranic chapters. His teaching portfolio includes specialized graduate courses on exegetical schools, translation techniques, and historical development of Quranic interpretation. With an h-index of 2 and 11 citations, his impact within Turkish Islamic scholarship continues to grow through methodological contributions to Tafsir studies.

• Islamic Sects
• Islamic Theology
• History of Religions
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Assist. Prof. Dr. İsmail AKKOYUNLU is a full-time academic member at the Faculty of Islamic Sciences, Ankara Social Sciences University , specializing in the History of Islamic Sects . He holds a PhD (2017) and Master's (2011) in Islamic Sects History from Ankara University, and a BA (2007) in Religious Culture & Moral Knowledge from Atatürk University. Current role since 2019 Previous research assistant roles at Ankara University (2011-2019) Short-term research at University of Jordan (2015) His research interests focus on Islamic sectarian dynamics, Salafi thought, textual analysis of refutation literature, and methodological challenges in Islamic historiography. He has extensively examined Ibn Taymiyya's theological polemics, Salafi-Wahhabi relations, and Shia-Sunni doctrinal conflicts. Recent publication trends include comparative studies of Islamic sectarian texts, analysis of Salafi ideological frameworks, and explorations of Ash'arism and Mu'tezilism's roles in historical theological debates. His 2021 book "İbn Teymiyye'nin Şia'ya Reddiyesi" represents a critical deep dive into Shia criticism within Salafi traditions. Supervision of Refika Aktaş's 2023 thesis on contemporary theology Teaching roles in "Methodology of Sectarian Research" and "History of Islamic Sects"

Samaneh Oladiمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Islamic Jurisprudence
• Family Law
• Middle East Studies
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Samaneh Oladi, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor and Religious Studies Coordinator at Virginia Commonwealth University's College of Humanities and Sciences. Her expertise spans Islamic jurisprudence, family law, and gender dynamics in religious knowledge production. Ph.D. in Religious Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara M.A. in Global and International Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara Dr. Oladi's research focuses on women as religious authorities and their challenges to patriarchal interpretations of Islamic scripture. She previously served as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Bates College and a Teaching Associate at UC Santa Barbara.

Lucie Rathouzskáمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Medieval Philosophy
• Christian Mysticism
• English Mysticism
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Lucie Rathouzská is a Research Fellow at the Department for the Study of Ancient and Medieval Thought (University of Ostrava) since 2024. She holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy (2022) and advanced degrees in Philosophy (Mgr. 2017, B.A. 2015) from the Faculty of Arts at the University of Ostrava. Specializes in medieval philosophy and Christian mystical traditions , particularly English mysticism Current research involves Hugo of St. Victor and translation of his Didascalicon into Czech Key contributions to understanding imagination in 14th-century mystical practices and its theological implications Her publications address tensions between divine unknowability and imaginative spiritual exercises in medieval mysticism. She has presented at international conferences in Nitra (2021) and Bratislava (2019). Active in interdisciplinary research connecting American philosophy (Royce studies) with medieval thought. Grants include SGS projects on: Philosophical populism and disinformation (2021) Obscurantism in public discourse (2022) White spaces of philosophy (2019) International experience includes: 12-month stay at the Thomas Institute (University of Cologne) Three-month Erasmus at the Faculty of Theology (University of Trnava) Shorter academic visits to Poland and Germany Member of: Czech Patristic Society Internationale Gesellschaft für theologische Mediävistik

Luís M. Figueiredo Rodriguesمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Practical Theology
• Digital Theology
• Religious Education
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Luís M. Figueiredo Rodrigues is an Associate Professor at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa , specializing in Theology and Religious Studies . He holds a PhD in Practical Theology and a Master's in Educational Sciences with a focus on e-Learning Pedagogy. His academic work bridges theology with digital culture through publications addressing faith transmission in networked societies and technological pastoral challenges. PhD in Practical Theology (Universidade Católica Portuguesa) Master's in Educational Sciences (e-Learning Pedagogy, Universidade Aberta) Canonical Degree in Catechetical Theology (Facultad de Teología "San Dámaso", Madrid) His research interests include: Digital theology and media ecology Religious education in networked environments Contemporary catechetical practices Ecclesial response to globalization Mental health in pastoral ministry Dr. Rodrigues has produced 27 publications since 1996, with recent works examining digital faith mediation, burnout in clergy, and digital identity formation. He contributes to the UCP-CITER research center and teaches modules on communication technologies in education and practical theology. Key themes in his 2024-2025 works include: Digital theological symbolism Anthropological faith transformations Religious dynamics in political contexts Fraternality in global theology His career spans both academic and pastoral roles, with a focus on adapting religious education to digital cultures while maintaining theological authenticity.

Marjorie J. Cooperمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Business Ethics
• Constraints Management
• Promotion Management
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Marjorie J. Cooper is a Professor of Marketing at Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business, where she has served since 1984. She holds a PhD in Business Administration from Texas A&M University, an MBA in Marketing from Oklahoma City University, and a BA in Greek from Wheaton College. Cooper is also Editor of the Keller Center Research Report and a founding member of multiple academic and theological organizations. Education: PhD (Business Administration, Texas A&M), MDiv (Dallas Theological Seminary), MBA (Marketing, Oklahoma City University), BA (Greek, Wheaton College) Her research explores intersections of business ethics, theological principles, and marketing strategies, with a focus on constraints management and ethical frameworks in sales and promotional practices. Publications span rhetorical critiques of biblical texts, narcissism-religiosity dynamics in ethics, and innovative applications of theory of constraints to business processes. Cooper's affiliations include the Theory of Constraints International Certification Organization, Christian Business Faculty Association, Evangelical Theological Society, Mu Kappa Tau, Beta Gamma Sigma, and Pi Sigma Epsilon. She teaches foundational courses in marketing concepts, principles, and advertising procedures.