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Bugge, David
History of the reception of the Bible (Bible and literature), 19th century (Søren Kierkegaard), 20th century (Arts and ethics, Ethics, Iris Murdoch, Isak Dinesen, K.E. Løgstrup, Kaj Munk, Literature and theology, Martin A. Hansen, Milan Kundera, Narrative theology, Religious criticism), Ethics (Arts and ethics, Literary 'all-love', Literature and ethics, Narrative ethics), God, Literary epochs (Heretica), Other thinkers, Philosophy of religion
Holm, Bo Kristian
History of the reception of the Bible (Paul and Luther), 20th century (Luther Renaissance, Radical Orthodoxy), Brotherly love (Eros and agape, Faith and works), Church history (The Reformation), Dogma and creed (Christology and soteriology, Communicatio idiomatum, Doctrine of Trinity, Finnish Lutherresearch, Function of Doctrine, Justification and reciprocity, Lutheran Theology, Theology and gift economy), Ecumenical work, Ethics (Religion and politics), God (Evil, Forgiveness, Theology and social anthropology), Liturgy, Pastoral care (Pastoral care and Lutheran Theology), Reformation (Martin Luther, Philipp Melanchthon)
Jacobsen, Anders-Christian
History of the reception of the Bible (Interpretation of the Bible in the Ancient Church), Antiquity (Augustine, Irenaeus, Origen), Dogma and creed (Antiquity and Christianity, Apologetics, Canon, Christology, Creation, Doctrine of Trinity, Eschatology, God, History of Doctrines, History of Theology, Patristics, Religion and normativity, Theology of the Early Church), Fathers of the church (Apologists, Augustine, Gregor, Irenaeus, Origen)