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Kline, P. (2024, August). Attachment theory, religion, and the unconscious. Paper presented at the East Coast Research Seminar, University of Divinity, Brisbane, Australia.
Read MoreKline, P. (2024, May). Infinite seduction: Laplanche, religion, and the sexual unconscious. Paper presented at the Center for Clinical Arts, Nashville, TN.
Read MoreTanton, T. (2024, August). God-nature overlap and environmental care: Considering the psychological evidence. Paper presented at the biennial European Conference on Science and Theology. Split, Croatia.
Read MoreTaylor, L. (2024, July). Science-engaged theology: Insights from Birmingham. Talk presented at Practical Theology Research Network in Oceania Seminar. Virtual seminar.
Read MoreMontero Orphanopoulos, C. (2024, June). Abuses of power in consecrated life: Various types of harm and accountability. Talk presented at the Jordan International Conference. Madrid, Spain.
Read MoreDow, K. (2024, June). Images of God: Creative theology with people with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Talk presented at the Institute on Theology and Disability. Boston, MA.
Read MoreKašparová, P. (2024, July). Art, spirituality, and healing. Talk presented at The Faraday Institute Summer Course. Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Read MoreKašparová, P. (2024, August). Look! This is my faith: Material rendering of imagery of 'divine' and 'faith' among practising Christian artists. Paper presented at the biennial European Conference on Science and Theology. Split, Croatia.
Read MoreŁazarewicz-Wyrzykowska, E. (2024, August). The soul and essence of religion: A theological critique of existing prayer scales. Paper presented at the biennial European Conference on Science and Theology. Split, Croatia.
Read MoreWaite, H. (2024, August). Navigating religious experiences in mental health: Clinicians’ perspectives and patient narratives. Paper presented at the biennial European Conference on Science and Theology. Split, Croatia.
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