Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

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Conference Presentations

  • Kline, P. (2024, August). Attachment theory, religion, and the unconscious. Paper presented at the East Coast Research Seminar, University of Divinity, Brisbane, Australia.

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  • Kline, P. (2024, May). Infinite seduction: Laplanche, religion, and the sexual unconscious. Paper presented at the Center for Clinical Arts, Nashville, TN.

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  • Tanton, 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.

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  • Taylor, L. (2024, July). Science-engaged theology: Insights from Birmingham. Talk presented at Practical Theology Research Network in Oceania Seminar. Virtual seminar.

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  • Montero 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.

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  • Dow, 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.

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  • Kašparová, P. (2024, July). Art, spirituality, and healing. Talk presented at The Faraday Institute Summer Course. Cambridge, United Kingdom.

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  • Kašparová, 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.

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  • Łazarewicz-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.

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  • Waite, 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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