Perhaps nothing symbolizes the particular niche of Georgetown’s Theology and Religious Studies Department better than the Problem of God course and the Ph.D. program in Religious Pluralism. The Problem of God reflects our commitment to creative undergraduate teaching and the success we have achieved in our pedagogical practices. Our Ph.D. program symbolizes the various ways we are pluralistic: in the object of our research, in the diversity of religious traditions studied, in the methodological inclusivity of embracing both theological and religious studies models of research, and in the desire to reach out and engage the religious pluralism of our student body.
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Faith, Feminism, and Being Unfinished: The Question of Women’s OrdinationApr. 17
Soil and Spirit: Animating the Intersections of Disabled knowledges and Endangered Forests.Apr. 25
Theology: More than Just a Core Requirement
September 28th, 2022
Theology and Religious Studies student, Priyasha Chakravarti, published this article in the GU Review highlighting the THRS Department! In 1773, American-born and European-educated Jesuit…
