• The Non-Kenotic Christology of William Porcher Dubose: A Response to Francis J. Hall 

  Daily, Teresa Wooten (University of the South, 2021-05)

  In the late nineteenth century, General Theological Seminary professor Francis J. Hall claimed that University of the South professor and fellow Anglican, William Porcher DuBose, subscribed to a kenotic Christology. The ...
• THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION AT SAINT JAMES SCHOOL OF MARYLAND 

  Montgomery, Brandt Leonard (University of the South, 2021-03)

  This project is a historical analysis of the development of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Saint James School, established in 1842 at "Fountain Rock'' plantation in Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland. It starts ...
• The Midrash of Law and Legend: Applying Jewish Interpretive Methods to Christian Preaching of the Hebrew Bible 

  Babcock, Jessica Harris (University of the South, 2021-03)

  Christian preachers often find the scriptures Jews and Christians hold in common difficult to preach on Sunday morning for many reasons. Whether they fear crossing over into supersessionism, believe that their congregants ...
• Place, Palimpsest, and Memory in Willa Cather's My Antonio 

  Stewart, Jennifer (University of the South, 2020-05)

  Since its inception, ecocriticism has evolved into a multifaceted critical literary theory. Of those facets, place-studies has emerged as a unique critical lens with which to examine not only physical place but also intimate ...
• Teaching Wesleyan Grace in a Fractured Post-Modern Church in Central Appalachia 

  Meade, Peggy Lorene (University of the South, 2020-09)

  The United Methodist church in Central Appalachia--Holston Annual Conference in particular-- is a fractured, multi-cultural, multi-theological entity. This project is an effort to recognize the disparate ideologies ...

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