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Bijland, Albertine (2025) Stil zitten in een veranderende wereld: Een kwalitatief onderzoek naar beoefening en betekenisgeving in het Dharmahuis in Leeuwarden. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
Bos, Elske (2025) Reiki on Tiktok: Experiences and Interpretations of the Spiritual Dimension of Digital Healing Content. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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de Vries, Remmelt (2025) Belief in Jinn Possession amongst the Dutch-Moroccan Community and its Friction with Psychiatry: The Biomedical World in Conflict with Moroccan Tradition concerning Mental Health. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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Gardezi, Sayyida (2025) Framing Kashmir: Analysing The Kashmir Files as Hindutva Political Cinema. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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Klunder, Kayliegh (2025) “Everyone’s a Little Autistic’’: Dutch Autistic Christians Navigating Epistemic Injustice. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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Pitkänen, Julia (2025) Tradition and Change: A Comparative Study of Papal Responses to the Black Death and Covid-19. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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Reusken, Isis (2025) Sworn To The Sacred: How the performance of the ritual oath “Zo waarlijk helpe mij God almachtig” conveys religious meaning into a secular space. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
Ruijgers, Ruth (2025) “A Matrix of Polarities”: Experiencing the Body, Gender, and Culture in Erotic Labour. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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Slump, Jan (2025) ‘One Who Abandons Culture is a Slave’: The Politics of Religion and Culture in Kenya. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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van der Klis, Marianne (2025) When Prophecy Becomes a Reality: How the belief in the imminent return of Jesus influenced the Assemblies of God, USA’s perception of the world during 1914-1919. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
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Wouwenaar, Manousch (2025) Reimagining the Sacred in the Anthropocene: Contemporary Paganism and Witchcraft and the possibility of an Ecological Conscious Narrative. Bachelor thesis, Bachelor Religiewetenschappen.
