Forschungszentrum Religion and Transformation

Arts and Humanities

1. Religion 100%
2. Deity 42%
3. Conceptual 38%
4. Christianity 25%
5. Islam 24%
6. G. W. F. Hegel 23%
7. Theology 20%
8. Islamic 19%
9. Bible 18%
10. Praise 14%
11. Discourse 13%
12. Schelling's philosophy 12%
13. New humanism 12%
14. Phenomenology of Spirit 11%
15. Koran 11%
16. Public Space 10%
17. Christ Jesus 9%
18. Human Being 9%
19. Prayer 9%
20. Religious Experience 8%
21. Politicization 8%
22. Hegel's Phenomenology 8%
23. Dialog 8%
24. Secular Reason 7%
25. Holiness 7%
26. Desacralization 7%
27. Sanctification 7%
28. Topicality 7%
29. Theological reflection 7%
30. Integration Policy 7%
31. Charismatics 7%
32. Conception 7%
33. Crisis 7%
34. Tetragrammaton 7%
35. Action 6%
36. Apocalyptic 6%
37. Religious Communities 6%
38. Digital 6%
39. Online 6%
40. I. Kant 6%
41. Secular 6%
42. Religiosity 5%
43. Political Representation 5%
44. Affective 5%
45. Religious Tradition 5%
46. Hindu 5%
47. believers 5%
48. Gospel of Mark 5%
49. Tombs 5%
50. Epistemic 5%
51. 20th Century 5%
52. Human Rights 5%
53. Legitimization 5%
54. Catholic Church 5%
55. Religious Content 5%
56. Islamic world 5%
57. Feelings 5%
58. secular world 5%
59. Divinity 5%
60. Revelation 5%

Social Sciences

1. Discourse 20%
2. Religiosity 19%
3. Religious Tradition 18%
4. Immigrant 13%
5. Contemporary Society 13%
6. Religious Community 12%
7. Gender Equality 11%
8. Reflexivity 11%
9. Empirical Research 9%
10. Immigrant Integration 8%
11. Justice 8%
12. Liberal Democracy 8%
13. Democracy 7%
14. Religious Experience 7%
15. Politicization 7%
16. Interdisciplinary Approach 7%
17. Human Rights 6%
18. Sexual Orientation 6%
19. Rhetoric 6%
20. Secularization 6%
21. Research Project 5%
22. Transdisciplinary 5%
23. Political Participation 5%
24. Court of Justice 5%
25. Normativity 5%
26. Subjectivity 5%
27. Twentieth Century 5%