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1: Martin Luther and Global Lutheran Traditions Unit |
This papers session for the June Online Meeting focuses on recent and emergent scholarship. From baptismal practices under transformation in Scandinavia to new perspectives on comparative theology and indigeneity, from deep histories of colonialism to the urgent challenges of responding to White Christian Nationalism, the papers in this session point to cutting-edge questions and offer new directions for scholarship on Global Lutheranisms and society.
Abstract for Online Program Book (maximum 150 words)
This papers session for the June Online Meeting focuses on recent and emergent scholarship. From baptismal practices under transformation in Scandinavia to new perspectives on comparative theology and indigeneity, from deep histories of colonialism to the urgent challenges of responding to White Christian Nationalism, the papers in this session point to cutting-edge questions and offer new directions for scholarship on Global Lutheranisms and society.