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Family matters : the narrative role of lineage in the book of Numbers
(2025-07-02) - ThesisAbstract redacted -
The dignity of every human being : disability, eugenics, and a theology of healthcare rationing
(2025-07-02) - ThesisCould contemporary healthcare practices be eugenic towards disabled people? This thesis seeks to ask and answer this question through four substantive moves. The first is a conceptual analysis of eugenics through which we ... -
The eternally passible God : a theological study on the compatibility of divine passibility and immutability
(2025-07-02) - ThesisThis thesis aims to answer the compelling question: ‘Can God be both immutable and passible?’ Drawing on the work of Eleonore Stump and Norman Kretzmann, it will submit that an eternal God can be conceived of as being ... -
Framing the Twelve : paratexts, prominence and parody
(2025-07-02) - ThesisThe question of a frame for the Twelve Prophets can be meaningfully approached in at least three ways. First, a frame describes the boundary of a text. According to the documentary evidence for the Twelve from the Masoretes ... -
Inherent grace : Thomas Pynchon, American Gothic, and postsecular hope
(2025-07-02) - ThesisThis thesis explores Thomas Pynchon’s fiction in relation to American Gothic fiction, in order to elucidate its diverse expressions of religious and political hope amidst the dark becoming of the modern world. In Chapter ...
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