Religious mentality of the late Roman world (250-550 A.D,), with special emphasis on theological tendencies in philosophy and the philosophical elements of Christian thought
Philosophy of religion and philosophical theology, including religious experience, the spiritual life, the material context of religious practice, and the relationship of religious narratives to conceptions of the human good
Historical and systematic theology; philosophy of religion; theology and the biological sciences ('natural theology'); theology and the social sciences; gender, 'race', and religion
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