'Women in an extraordinary time': the transnational network and educational spaces of the Canadian Eiwa Girls' mission schools in 1920s and 1930s Japan by Dugal, A

“…The students, graduates, missionaries, and Japanese educators of these three institutions were physically and intellectually part of a transnational network of Christian women and organizations in 1920s and 1930s Japan. …”

A critical analysis of current debates in natural law: a theo-cultural engagement with John Finnis, Jean Porter, & John Milbank by Morgan, G

“…<p>This thesis argues that natural law – when construed as an epistemological and trans-cultural lingua franca, adjudged capable of legitimating the rational intelligibility and universal applicability of specific Christian moral principles within contemporary “secular” discourse – has failed. …”

The Muslims of Buganda: a communography of the experiences and lives of the Baganda Muslims during the colonial period by McCollum, B

“…Finally, this dissertation argues that the political experiences of the Baganda Muslims were distinctive, especially as compared to their Christian counterparts. While elite leaders cultivated an extent of political power, the majority of Ganda Muslims remained removed from national and kingdom level politics. …”

Addressing endogeneity in residential location models by Guevara-Cue, Cristián Angelo

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The Holy Roman Empire in conservative political thought by Reho, FO

“…The former were influential in early conservative defences of the Empire’s constitution, in mid-19th century plans to build up the German <em>Bund</em> into a multinational Central European federacy and in 20th century Catholic conservative and Christian democratic Europeanism. The latter was central to nationalist plans from the early 19th century, furnished the historical underpinning of <em>Weltpolitik</em> and <em>Mitteleuropa</em> at the turn of the 20th century and inspired the revolutionary conservative <em>Reichsideologie</em> of the interwar period as well as the neo-imperial prefigurations of the various ‘New Rights’ after the Second World War.…”

Religion and spirituality in therapeutic training in the UK: a survey of current and recent trainees by Hunt, Jane

“…Participants identified as Christian and White, and reported receiving person-centred or integrative training. …”
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人道主义下的宗教意识 ：论鲁迅与许地山后期作品的生命意义 = Religious consciousness with humanitarianism : an analysis of the meaning of life from later works of LuXun and Xu DiShan... by 彭嘉韵 Phang, Jia Yun

“…In the background of “revaluation of all values”, LuXun and Xu DiShan have a new understanding on religion with humanitarianism, although the extent of LuXun and Xu DiShan devoted themselves to religion was different (LuXun was non-religious believer but Xu DiShan was a Christian).In this paper, I will discuss about their thinking on the situation of survival with the perspectives of human nature, as well as the paradoxical state of the individual in society by their later works. …”
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Empowerment through suicide in “The little mermaid” and “Giselle ou les wilis” by Wong, Angelene Suet Fong

“…This essay offers a study on the notion of empowerment through suicide in “The Little Mermaid” (1837) by Hans Christian Andersen and “Giselle ou les Wilis” (1841) by Théophile Gautier in collaboration with Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges. …”
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Growth and physical properties of organic semiconducting single crystals by Tan, Ke Jie

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The relations between Van Der Waals and covalent forces in layered crystals by Chaturvedi, Apoorva

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A phenomenology of kenosis: Jean-Luc Nancy after the theological turn by Deketelaere, N

“…<p>This study outlines what Jean-Luc Nancy can offer the phenomenology of religion by reading his deconstruction of Christianity in the context of the so-called ‘theological turn’ of recent phenomenology. …”

What difference does God make to morality? by Swinburne, R

“…I assume a standard Western account of the nature of God, as essentially eternal, omnipotent, omniscient, perfectly good, creator and sustainer of the universe and all that it contains (from moment to moment), the kind of God a ffirmed by Christianity, Judaism and Islam as well as some other religions.…”

Finding meaning in the meaningless : the language of faith surrounding pentecostal glossolalia in Singapore by Mah, Benjamin Ye-Zhong

“…Christians do not always agree on what “speaking in tongues” is. …”
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Lamòling Bèaka: immanence, rituals, and sacred objects in an unwritten legend in Alor by Perono Cacciafoco, Francesco, Cavallaro, Francesco

“…The myth evolved from ancestral times to the arrival of Christianity in Alor, with the resultant association of the ‘bad’ god as a demon and, finally, as the devil. …”
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Role of distinct dendritic cell subsets in disseminated candidiasis. by Teoh, Flora Poh Leng.

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Role of different dendritic cell subsets in vivo by Abdul Rashid Mohammad Muzaki

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A case study of Bronze and Sunflower from the perspective of translation-oriented text analysis model by Wang, Meng

“…This thesis utilizes the translation-oriented text analysis model of Christiane Nord to compare Qingtong Kuihua and Bronze and Sunflower through conducting a thorough evaluation on the English version. …”
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Modulation of thelper polarization by GM-CSF and the dectin-1 ligand, curdlan. by Loy, Yawen.

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Ontogeny of intestinal intratumoural macrophages and their contribution in cancer regulation by Soncin, Irene

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Obesity-driven reprogramming of lung macrophages by Pohan, Clarice

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