MF Excavates the World's Oldest Monasteries
Published: 16. December 2024
MF Professor Victor Ghica leads the prestigious DEChriM project. Through groundbreaking archaeological discoveries in the desert, researchers are delving deep into the Christianization of Egypt.
Ways of belonging
Published: 6. October 2023
Explore how social belonging provides security and joy. Research from MF shows that belonging varies with individual needs and values.
Positive Reception for Book on Islamic Economics
Published: 16. August 2023
The book 'The Making of Islamic Economic Thought' by Sami al-Daghistani has received positive reception. It explores Islamic economic philosophy and ethics, and has been nominated for a prestigious award.
Research to gain knowledge about the situation of Roma LGBTQI people
Published: 8. December 2022
Associate professor at MF, Solvor M. Lauritzen, will together with Arman Heljic at Södertörn University, lead a research project on antigypsyist homophobia and the rights of Roma and Traveller LGBTQI people in the Nordic countries.
A theology for the climate emergency
Published: 25. October 2022
Professor Moe-Lobeda of the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, is an…
MF Student Publishes in Renowned Journal
Published: 5. October 2022
This year is the 75th anniversary of the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Master's of Theology (MTheol) student, Signe M. Hægeland, has recently published an article in Biblical Archaeology Review about all of the fragments that have gone missing after their discovery.
MF professor publishes "theory of everything"
Published: 31. March 2022
Atle O. Søvik won an international manuscript competition with the book A Basic Theory of Everything, where he presents a theory of the basic building blocks…
Baptismal Practices in the Nordic Countries
Published: 23. March 2022
Professor of systematic theology, Harald Hegstad, has been the coordinator and contact for Norway in the Nordic project "Baptism in times of change", where the participants have surveyed existing research and resources related to the topic of baptism in the Nordic countries since the year 2000.
The Material History of Manuscripts
Published: 29. March 2022
In her most recent publication, Invisible Manuscripts: Textual Scholarship and the Survival of 2 Baruch, Liv Ingeborg Lied examines what changes when we study historical texts as material texts and assume that text and manuscript are closely connected with one another.
New MF CASR Fellows
Published: 25. November 2021
Blossom Stefaniw, Alexandra Konstantinidou, and Esther Brownsmith join as Fellows.