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We are absolutely delighted to have Emma Swai @EmmaJoySwai share with us her research on blindness, impairment, and intersecting disabilities in the New Testament. phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2022/02/11/phd…

We are thrilled to have @JonHatter this week share his current and forthcoming research on ancient slavery and the New Testament! phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2022/02/06/ecr…

This week we're absolutely thrilled to interview S. N. Yeager @yeagersa @UMich about their research interests in late ancient Christianity, and more! phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2022/01/27/phd…

Check out Gregory (Arman) Shokhikyan's PhD project @UoN_TRS on liturgy in Armenian Christianity! phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2022/01/19/phd…

This week we're thrilled to showcase Laryssa D. Herrington (@TheoBlerd_95)'s project on Black (African American) Catholicism and how religion and spirituality have fostered resilience to face unspeakable tragedy/loss. phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2022/01/14/phd…

Who's 'in', and who's 'out'? - This week, we interview ECR Dr. Christopher Porter (@porterblepeople) about his fascinating work on Social Identity Theory #ECRs2Follow phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2022/01/08/ecr…

Delighted to have @bethanjuliet join us this week to discuss her fascinating research on the Santanic Cult Conspiracy and the intersection between online, conspiratorial discourses and religious demonology. phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/12/23/phd…

Pleased to have @DrSid_S share his work with us on religious violence and the role of disgust in Augustine’s Letters! phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/12/17/ecr…

This week, we are delighted to feature @SavHFin and her research on religion as legal category in discourses of abortion and how such competing rhetorics shape the ways we think about categories of "religion," "person," and "citizen." phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/12/10/phd…

We're going to take a break from posting this week, but we're so excited to share the incredible lineup of scholars we have in the weeks to come! Stay tuned, and if you are a PhD student or early career scholar and would like to be interviewed, let us know!

@missfloratang @TheoBlerd_95 @TheoBlerd_95, we would be delighted to feature you and your work if you're interested?

Interested in showcasing you and your work? We're looking for more interviews from women and BIPOC scholars in religion. Please contact us or send us a referral for a scholar you'd like to promote!

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"What does the Bible have to say about the treatment of displaced peoples as a particular type of poor and marginalised?" Join us this week for our interview w/ @bjaspray and his work on refugees, asylum, and immigration. phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/11/19/ph-…

This week we interview ECR Dr @DavyEllison (Irish Baptist College @IBCollege) about his work on utopian hope in the Psalms phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/11/10/ecr…

This week we are delighted to have Dr. Rodolfo Galvan Estrada III share his vital work on the racial imagination of the Greco-Roman world. phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/10/22/ecr…

Delighted to introduce the fascinating research of ECR Dr. Joshua Reno (Lecturer @UMNews) on gender and sexual invective in antiquity and Paul! phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/10/13/phd…

"Where does authority and authorship lie if we take the Bible as image?" We are thrilled to feature @cepasqua4's work this week on bible comic books as visual translations. phdstudentstofollow.wordpress.com/2021/09/11/phd…