RESTORED · THEOLOGY FOR THE HUMAN CONDITION
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The Research
My doctoral research, Disordered Desire and the Recovery of the Self: A Constructive Theological Response to Trauma and Addiction, develops an integrative theological framework that brings theological anthropology, embodied desire, habit formation, human narrative, and neurobiological science into conversation. It explores how practices of recovery and restoration might be understood within an ecclesial and liturgical context.
Through Restored, I seek to make theological essays, research developments, and scholarly resources available to readers beyond formal academic settings.
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- Participation in scholarly conferences and conversations across disciplines.
- Development and publication of accessible theological essays and research materials.
- Ongoing study at the intersection of theological anthropology, trauma, addiction, and human formation.
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For questions about the research or possible scholarly collaboration, please visit Contact. You can also read the Dissertation Overview or explore Research & Scholarship.
