Theology and Religion Dissertation Topics
We have provided a selection of example theology and religion dissertation topics to help and inspire you when choosing a topic for your theology or religion dissertation.
Theology
Theology is the study of religion, religious beliefs, gods and the human experience of religious faith. Theologians study many different religions and the societal impacts of them.
The Concept of Utopia
‘Kneel down, move your lips in prayer, and you will believe.’[1]
The Concept of Utopia
The term ‘utopia’ derives from Thomas More’s play on two Greek words eutopos and outopos, a combinatio
Theories on the Healing Power of Prayer
The purpose of this thesis is to confirm that through the healing power of prayer, it is possible for humans to connect to a higher level of consciousness.
How the Concept of Union with Christ Impacts Christian Identity
The purpose of this paper is to examine how the concept of union with Christ impacts our Christian identity and informs a pastor’s role especially in preaching and teaching the Word of God.
Religion Viewpoints and Human Evolution
Introduction
150 years have gone since Charles Darwin completed his research ad published the findings in the unprecedented and unconventional work On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selecti
Theology of the Family: Reinstating Scripture’s Authenticity in a Postmodern Confused Society
Theology of the Family: Reinstating Scripture’s Authenticity in a Postmodern Confused Society
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The American Revolution to present day, seen as the most powerful and compressed period of social t
Inhabiting a Theological Imagination: Three Portraits from Parish Ministry
Theorists and practitioners of congregational life agree that church practices and structures need to be reexamined in light of the identified importance of the mission, leadership, and management of the church.
Themes of Particularism and Universalism in Passages of Matthew’s Gospel
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
This proposal introduces rationale, literature review, the statement of the problem, aim, purpose and task, research questions, methodology and scope and limitation with rega
Imaging Nothing: Kierkegaard and the Imago Dei
Imaging Nothing: Kierkegaard and the Imago Dei
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Whom should the struggler desire to resemble other than God? But if he himself is something or wants to be something, this something is sufficient t
The Creation of God and the Universe
Does God really exist? How can we know? If God made everything, who made God?
In our everyday experience, just about everything seems to have a beginning. In fact, the laws of science show that even t
