Department Profile
Department Coordinator
CSSR and Religious Studies Review
Elias Bongmba
Jill Carroll
David Cook
April D. DeConick
Claire Fanger
Matthias Henze
Gregory Kaplan
Anne C. Klein
Jeffrey J. Kripal
William B. Parsons
Anthony B. Pinn
John M. Stroup
African Witchcraft and Otherness
The Dialectics of Transformation in Africa
Facing a Pandemic
Martyrdom in Islam
Understanding Jihad
The Original Gospel of Thomas in Translation
Paradise Now
The Thirteenth Apostle
Voices of the Mystics
Syrische Danielapokalypse
Heart Essence of the Vast Expanse
Knowing, Naming and Negation
Knowledge and Liberation
Meeting the Great Bliss Queen
Path to the Middle
Unbound Wholeness
Esalen
Kali's Child
Roads of Excess, Palaces of Wisdom
The Serpent's Gift
The Enigma of the Oceanic Feeling
Religion and Psychology
Anothony B. Pinn
Black Church History
The Black Church in the Post-Civil Rights Era
Making the Gospel Plain
Terror and Triumph
Why Lord?
Why, Lord?
Graduate Program
Degree Requirements
Application Process
FAQ
Placements
Degree Students
Reading Lists
Graduate Areas of Concentration
African Religions
African American Religion
The Bible and Beyond
Jewish Thought and Philosophy
Mysticism, Gnosticism, Esotericism
Modern Christianity in Thought and Popular Culture
Religion & Psychology
Graduate Students
Requirements
Courses
Calendar
Burkitt Lecture
Dugan Lectures
Leo Isaiah Lectures
Rockwell Lectures
The Codex Judas Congress
Maps of the Rice Campus
David Cook's interests include the study of early Islam, Muslim apocalyptic literature and movements for radical social change, dreams, historical astronomy, Judeo-Arabic literature and West African Islam.
David Cook's interests include the study of early Islam, Muslim
apocalyptic literature and movements for radical social change, dreams,
historical astronomy, Judeo-Arabic literature and West African Islam.