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of Religion Graduate Program |
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Recent M.A. Theses |
2008
Assessing the Oppositional Discourse in the Academic Study of Religion
Matthew W. Imboden - Advisor Lynn Neal
2007
No Poverty in Heaven: Theology of the Poor in Bluegrass Music
Daniel D. Watts - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
The Essence of Wine: the Meaning of (tirosh) in the Jebrew Bible
D Mark Tolliver - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
Made in the Image of Man: The value of Christian Thology for Public Moral Discourse
pn Human Cloning
Adam C. Pelser - Advisor Simeon O. Ilesanmi
Religious Rhetoric in the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: A Study in Comparative Ethics
Nicholas Farr - Advisor Simeon O. Ilesanmi
Mark's (Way) Motif as Informed by Deutero-Isaiah: An Intertextual Analysis of
Mark 1.2-3 and 8.2
Joshus D. Carroll - Advisor Mary F. Foskett
2006
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Dialogical Roadmap to Peace: Israeli and Palestinian Feminists
Building Bridges to Peace in the Shadow of the Wall
Jessica Devaney - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
Elements
of Emotion in the Opening Sections of the Community Rule
Diana Donovan - Advisor Fred Horton
Having His say: The life, Work, ethics. and Legacy of Henry B Delany, Suffragan Bishop for Suffragan Bishop for Colored Work, Episcopal - Advisor Simeon O. Ilesanmi
Empowering Theology: The Transformation of Easter in Highland
Chiapas
Elizabeth Story - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
Women in Buddhism/Women in India
Keely Sutton - Advisor James L. Ford
Enemies of Freedom or Enemies of God?: A Comparative Analysis
of Religious Justification for War
Stephanie Wheatley - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
2005
Debating Abortion Rites: Mizuko Kuyo in Fukuchiyama, Japan
Amber Cordell - Advisor James L. Ford
The Ideal King in Isaiah 7, 9, and 11
Audrey Dodson - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
The Third Quest for the Histroical Figure of Jesus: A Comparison
of Two Key Reconstructions
Charles F. Hall, IV - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
Philo of Alexandria and Empire: A Study of Philo’s
Cultural Hybridity in the Context of His Social Location
Jason Levine
Exploring the Difference in the Pali Canon: An Examination
of Ideas of Self in the Sutta-Pitaka and the Kathavatthu
Quentin A. Pearson III - Advisor James L. Ford
2004
An Examination of Logos Theology as a Source for Soteriological
Doctrine & the Cross in the Writings of Justin Martyr
Lance E. J. Adams - Advisor Mary F. Foskett
Eternity in our Minds: Hevel in Qohelet as an Ontology
Similar to Maya
Stephanie Lovett - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
Liminal Ladies and Ambiguous Anti-Heroes: Liminality, Ambiguity,
and Mediation in Judges 14-16
Andrea Ogier - Advisor Kenneth G. Hoglund
2002
“For the Sake of One’s Self”: A Dialogue
on Self-Transformation between Neo-Confucianism and Robert Kegan
Van Wai-Chuen Lo - Advisor Mark E. Jensen
2001
The Jaguar in the Religions of Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica
Sonny Koontz
A Comparison of the Models of Religious Experienced Proposed
by Lewis Rambo and James Fowler
James R. Mitchell
2000
Hosea 1-3: The Marriage Metaphor and the Sanctification
of Abuse
Camille Adrienne Everheart
A Study of Cain Hope Felder’s Perspective of the
Doctrine of Election and its Impact on Race Relations
Donna Walker Morris
Ballad Worlds and Divine Mercies: A Study of Popular Religious
Belief Encountered in Folklore
James Sturdivant
1999
Romans 1:26-27: A Linguistic and Contextual Study of Para
Fusin
Stephanie J. Demorest
The Concept of Israel in the Middle Hellenistic Period:
An Examination of Communal Self-Identity in Ben Sira and Tobit
Lori Miller Dishman
The Interdependence of Worship and Service in Romans 12:1-2
that is Paralleled in the Corporate Worship of Second Century
Christian Communities
Rebecca Ann Gunter
Thomas Becon: Reform of Church and Commonwealth through
Christian Education and the Primer of 1553
Jeffrey N. Knight
Blessed Martyrs and Noble Athletes: Gender Categories and
the Portrayal of Martyrs
Kaeley McMahan
Transcription and Commentary of Sally Meriam Diary 181-1817
Judy Howard Petree
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Additional Information About Our Program
For information pertaining to the Graduate Program in Religion
write or call:
Professor Simeon Ilesanmi (ilesanmi@wfu.edu)
Director of Graduate Studies
Department of Religion
Box 7212 Reynolda Station
Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7212
(336) 759-5459 * (336) 759-4462 (fax)
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