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    The Muslim brotherhood and defining the community : an evolution from the universal to the particular (thesis) 

    Wren, John Thomas (2010)
    The definition of the umma/(community) has evolved considerably over the existence of the Muslim Brotherhood. The evolution of this concept can be traced by following the ideological leadership of this organization from ...

    The Art of Living: Vital Modes of Being and Their Religious Significance in Thoreau (thesis) 

    Morris, Rebecca B. (2018)
    The following paper is interested in the predisposition to profound boredom and its potential to arouse despair. In light of such, it explores three modes of being – perceiving, walking, and writing – to illustrate a ...

    How to Save a World: Examining Heidegger's Poet with Marion's Discourse of Praise (thesis) 

    Palmatary, Hannah L. (2018)
    In our modern world, there exists the sentiment that poetry is useless. Philosopher Martin Heidegger rejects such a notion. He states that modern man has closed himself off from the world through self-assertive production, ...

    Arvo Pärt: Transcendence in the Heart of Secularity (thesis) 

    Day, Roger T., Jr. (Thomas) (2015)
    To make the most accurate statements about the sacrality within Pärt’s music, we must focus both on the intrinsic and on the extrinsic values of the music and the context surrounding its inception and reception. As Jeremy ...

    Heaven in a Wild Flower: William Blake's Spirituality of Imagination, Mysticism, and Apocalypse (thesis) 

    Spain, Sara Elizabeth (2020)
    The following paper is interested in the spirituality and religious beliefs of the 18th-19th c. poet and artist William Blake. It is composed of three chapters: an introduction to Blake and the historical and thematic ...

    The Mystical Experience: A Re-Interpretation Through Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Embodiment (thesis) 

    Yarbro, Jacqueline O. (Jackie) (2015)
    Our bodies allow us to be in the world and form opinions about our experiences through perception and movement. However, this quality goes unnoticed by most becausethe body is considered a natural and normal part of ...

    Medieval fasting and anorexia nervosa as goal-oriented ascetic practices (thesis) 

    Miller, Lauren Jill (2011)
    This paper analyzes various theories of asceticism and the body and assesses those theories in the context of two behaviors typically considered to have ascetic components: medieval female fasting and modem anorexia nervosa ...

    'Pure Dew' on the Garden of Nations: Unearthing Johann Gottfried Herder's Religious Vision of German Nationalism (thesis) 

    Marsh, Wayde Zachary C. (2013)
    This paper seeks to investigate and provide renewed clarity to the ways Johann Gottfried Herder's (1744-1803) theory of nationalism is contested by using more modern theories of 'nation' and 'religion.' Using Benedict ...

    Reclaiming Responsibility: Theological Resources for Criminal Justice Reform (thesis) 

    Grist, Thomas M. (2018)
    The United States incarcerates more individuals than any other country in the world. The anthropological viewpoint that allows these injustices to persist sees incarcerated individuals as existentially different than ...

    She Closes Her Eyes to Herself: Nietzsche, Feminism, and Christianity (thesis) 

    Caudill, Abbie Nicole (2013)
    This paper works to examine the lives and arguments of early Christian female ascetics and modern feminist Christians through the lens of Friedrich Nietzsche. The arguments against orthodox Christianity presented in Nietzsche ...
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