Research is directed by normative standards which need to be
transparent in order to secure the quality of the scholarly
discussion. The aim of this book is to contribute to such
transparency in relation to research on religion and theology
representing a combination of empirical and normative claims
themselves. What does this combination of empirical and normative
claims imply for the normative standards of research? The
contributions in this volume discuss different normative dimensions
in contemporary research on religion and theology. Presenting
articles from systematic theology, practical theology, sociology of
religion, ethics, religious studies and missiology it covers a wide
range of issues that are relevant for PhD students of theology and
religious studies as well as for others who are involved in
research on these topics.
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