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• LAUD-Katalog
• A Cognitive Analysis of the Christian Concept of Grace
• A God in the Feminine
• A Pragmatic Semiotic Theory of Religious Symbolism
• Al-Ghazalî on Metaphorical Interpretation
• Analogy, Metaphor, and Religious Language
• Arendt’s Thinking and the Metaphysical Tradition: A Reading with Reference to the Experience of Women
• Biophilia, Bonding and Bondage: Feminist Theology in a “Post-Christian” Culture
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• Blood: A Threat to Holiness or Towards (Another) Holiness?
• Can We still Speak to God the Father?
• Constitutive Metaphors in the Trinitarian Dogma
• Constructing Feminity: The Lilith Case
• Constructions of Female Religious Experiences and their Functions in Mystical Vitae- and Revelation-Literature of the Later Middle Ages: The “Revelations of Margarethe Ebner”
• Critical Theolinguistics: Methodism, its Discourse and its Work Ethic
• Cultura Animi, Cultura Dei: Worship as Agriculture in Early Christianity
• Daughters of Abraham!? On “Covenant”, Women and Gender
• Deliver us from Evil: Bad versus Better Faith in Mary Daly’s Feminist Writings
• Dholuo Emotional Language: An Overview
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• Diagnostic Criteria for an Assessment of God Images in Pastoral Counselling
• Ecofeminist Liberation Theologies
• Gender Play and the Bible: The Many Faces of Judith
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• Genesis of the Judeo-Christian Tradition Revisited: A Critical Appraisal of Edith Stein on Women
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• God as Clown: A Feminist Deconstruction of the Divine
• God the Father. An Exegetical Study of a Johannine Metaphor
• God: “He” or “She”?
• God’s Dynamic Creativity: An Intercultural Investigation of the Female Aspects of the Holy Spirit
• Grammar and Ontology: a Case Study of Polish Religious Discourse
• Hannah’s Prayer: Muted Voices and Transgressive Gestures in Biblical Narrative
• Healing the Sick as an Exercise in Religious Metaphor
• In the Cleft of a Rock: Metaphors of Divine Concealment and Disclosure in the Hebrew Bible
• In the Name of God: Towards a Concept of Virtual Meaning
• John Donne’s Holy Sonnet XIV. A New Interpretation of its Symbols
• Le Trou Noir de L`âme
• Maternal Qualities in the Representation of Allah (Islamic God): An Interpretation in Terms of Object-Relations Theory
• Matters of Life and Death: The Role of Iconographic Reference in the Language of Oppression
• Metaphorical Descriptions of the Judgement Day in the Qur’an
• Metaphorical Expressions in Prophet Muhammad’s Hadith
• Metaphysical Metamorphoses: The Concept of Metaphor with Constant Reference to Kierkegaard’s Silentio
• Notre Père À Nous Tous, Proprotionnellement
• On the Church as Communication
• On the Metaphors of the Virgin in Dionysos’ Hermine
• On the Names of God: Notes on the Construction of Interpretive Frames for Religious Language
• Our Father, to All of Us, Proportionately
• Press Your Teeth Together and Learn to Hush: The Silencing of Women in the Ministry. African-American Male Religious Discourse, 1789-1903
• Religious Communication and Pragmatic Metaphors
• Religious Metaphor and Cognitive Linguistics: Perceptual Metaphors for Knowledge at a Marian Apparition Site
• Religious Metaphors in a Postmodern Culture. Transverse Links between Apophatical Theology and Cognitive Semantics
• Risen to New Life: A Feminist Reading of the Easter Triduum
• Sacramental Semeiosis. Fragmentary Reflections in Connection with a Semiotic Reconstruction of the Debate between Luther and Zwingli over the Lord’s Supper
• Strategic Mechanisms within Religious Symbol Systems
• Strategic Posit/ioning/s: Poststructuralism / Feminism / Religion
• The Adequacy of Interactive Leadership Models for a Description of Roman Catholic Women in Professional Leadership Ministry
• The Bible without Patriarchy: Ephesians 5/21-33 as Case Study
• The Church as Bride - Love vs. Submission
• The Concept Vader (‘Father’) in the Noun Phrase DET N in the Afrikaans Version of the Bible
• The Lamb of God: A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing. A Feminist Exegesis of the Love of God
• The Light of the Word
• The Meaning of Jesus’ Parables: A Semantic Approach to the Gospels
• The Metaphorical Mapping of God in the Hebrew Bible
• The Praying Circle: Women`s Leadership and the Roman Catholic Tradition
• The Role and Value of Religious Symbolizing and Metaphors in Relation to Mental Health with a Special Reference to Islamic Mysticism
• The Role of Explications in Science: Review Article of the Book 'What Did Jesus Mean?' by Anna Wierzbicka
• The Role of Metaphor in Religious Discourse
• The Sacred Center of Orthodoxy: Metaphorical Links between Sexual Impurity and Heresy
• The Stain that Never Washes away: The Menstruant and two Early Christian Discourses about Ritual
• The Unseen Warfare as Metaphor for the Christian Way of Life- The Case of ‘Beowulf’
• The Use of Metaphorical Language in Islamic Education
• To Encounter Jesus in Our Own Culture: An Introduction to the Principal Elements and the Methodologies of Asian Feminist Theology
• What Did Jesus Mean? The Lord’s Prayer Translated Into Universal Human Concepts
• What Language Shall We Borrow? On God-Language and the Nature of the Biblical God
• Women, Spirituality and Writing in the Inter-War Period
• ‘Getting Down’ from Heaven
• ‘HEART’ as Metaphor in Religious Discourse
• “God, my mother”. Linguistics and Religious Language
• “How Can Mortal Man Understand the Road he Travels?”. Prospects and Problems of the Cognitive Approach to Religious Metaphor
• “You yourselves are our Letter”. 2Cor 3 as an Example for the Usage of Metaphor in Paul*