Vol. 18 No. 4 (2015)

Implicit Religion in Popular Culture: The Case of Doctor Who

Published: 2015-12-22

Foreword

Implicit Religion in Popular Culture The Case of Doctor Who

Andrew Crome

439-455
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Articles

Screenwriters as Theologians Doctor Who’s Scope for Theological Exploration

Caroline Symcox

565-574
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Into the Arms of Dr Who Implicit Religion and a Cowboy’s Redemption

William Keenan

541-564
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“As We See, So We Learn" Doctor Who as Religious Education

Owen D. Edwards

527-540
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Doctor Who and the Iconographic Search for an Ecstatic Human Religious Experience

Stacy Embry

517-525
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Nothing Will Ever Be The Same Again Exploring Faith, Doubt, and the Disciple Journey of a Companion to the Doctor

Jasper Peters

499-506
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Doctor Who and Immortality Influence of Christian and Buddhist Ethics

Leena Vuolteenaho

507-516
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The Doctor’s Original Face Watching Doctor Who Episodes as Buddhist Koans

Ann Matsuuchi, Alexander Lozupone

485-497
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Explicit and Implicit Religion in Doctor Who and Star Trek

James F. McGrath

471-484
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The Impossible Pit Satan, Hell, and Teaching with Doctor Who

Holly A. Jordan

457-469
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Book Reviews

The Humanism of Doctor Who: A Critical Study in Science Fiction and Philosophy, by David Layton. McFarland & Company, 2012. 364pp, Pb. $40.00, ISBN-13: 9780786466733; Ebook, No price given, ISBN-13: 9780786489442

Francis Bridger

579-581
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Afterword

Afterword The Hope of the Doctor

Matt Hills

575-578
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