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Most cited papers from Columbia Theological Seminary

What are the most cited papers from Columbia Theological Seminary?

The most cited paper from Columbia Theological Seminary is "Old Testament Theology" (Walter A. Brueggemann, 2009), with 47 citations. Next come "Bounded by Obedience and Praise: the Psalms as Canon" (33) and "Controlling Perspectives: Women, Men, and the Authority of Violence in Judges 4 & 5" (31).

Showing 50 of 68 papers. Every paper with more than 3 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Old Testament Theology Walter A. Brueggemann · Oxford University Press eBooks Book chapter 2 Sep 2009 47
2 Bounded by Obedience and Praise: the Psalms as Canon Walter A. Brueggemann · Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Jun 1991 33
3 Controlling Perspectives: Women, Men, and the Authority of Violence in Judges 4 & 5 Danna Nolan Fewell, David M. Gunn · Journal of the American Academy of Religion 1990 31
4 Boko Haram in Retrospect John Azumah · Islam and Christian–Muslim Relations 24 Nov 2014 30
5 A Kingdom on Earth: Anglo-American Social Christianity, 1880-1940. James Hudnut‐Beumler, Paul T. Phillips · Journal of American History Mar 1997 28
6 Sacred Attunement: A Jewish Theology Walter A. Brueggemann · Horizons in Biblical Theology 2009 25
7 Toward a Theology of Acts Beverly Roberts Gaventa · Interpretation A Journal of Bible and Theology Apr 1988 23
8 Intimate Violence Against Women: Trajectories for Pastoral Care in a New Millennium Pamela Cooper‐White · Pastoral Psychology 3 May 2011 21
9 Rethinking Church Models Through Scripture Walter A. Brueggemann · Theology Today Jul 1991 20
10 'A Son Is Born To Naomi!': Literary Allusions and Interpretation in the Book of Ruth Danna Nolan Fewell, David M. Gunn · Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Feb 1988 19
11 Preaching as Reimagination Walter A. Brueggemann · Theology Today Oct 1995 18
12 Beyond Jihad: The Pacifist Tradition in West African Islam John Azumah · International Bulletin of Mission Research 30 Jun 2017 15
13 Boaz, Pillar of Society: Measures of Worth in the Book of Ruth Danna Nolan Fewell, David M. Gunn · Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Oct 1989 14
14 Jesus as Mirrored in John: The Genius in the New Testament Charles Nathan Ridlehoover · Bulletin for Biblical Research Oct 2019 13
15 EMBRACING THE COLLAGE: PASTORAL THEOLOGY IN AN ERA OF ‘POST-PHENOMENA’ Emmanuel Y. Lartey · Journal of Pastoral Theology Oct 2002 12
16 Personified Wisdom and Feminist Theologies Christine Roy Yoder · Oxford University Press eBooks Book chapter 13 Jan 2021 10
17 Unfaithful Passions: Coding Women Coding Men in Jeremiah 2-3 (4:2) Arlyn Diamond, Kathleen M. O’Connor · Biblical Interpretation 1996 10
18 Taken with Surprise: Critical Incidents in Teaching Kwok Pui‐lan, William P. Brown, Steve Delamarter et al. · Teaching Theology & Religion 2005 9
19 Engagement, Disengagement and Obstruction: Jesus’ Defense Strategies in Mark’s Trial and Execution Scenes (14.53-64; 15.1-39) William Sanger Campbell · Journal for the Study of the New Testament Mar 2004 9
20 “The Power that Beautifies and Destroys”: Sabina Spielrein and “Destruction as a Cause of Coming into Being” Pamela Cooper‐White · Pastoral Psychology 21 May 2014 9
21 Interrogating Integration, Dissenting Dis-integration: Multiplicity as a Positive Metaphor in Therapy and Theology Pamela Cooper‐White · Pastoral Psychology 3 Jul 2008 9
22 Faith Leaders Developing Digital Literacies: Demands and Resources across Career Stages According to Theological Educators Kyle Matthew Oliver, Stacy Williams-Duncan · Journal of Media Literacy Education Open access 21 Aug 2019 8
23 Collection Management Anna Appleman · Theology cataloging bulletin Open access 20 Aug 2020 7
24 Biblical Theology Appropriately Postmodern Walter A. Brueggemann · Biblical Theology Bulletin Journal of Bible and Culture Feb 1997 7
25 New Directions in the Study of Biblical Hebrew Narrative David M. Gunn · Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Oct 1987 7
26 Archives and Special Collections Anna Appleman · Theology cataloging bulletin Open access 15 Aug 2019 6
27 The Rise of Postcolonial Criticism in Biblical Studies and Its Current Status Raj Nadella · Oxford University Press eBooks Book chapter 14 Jul 2021 6
28 Daniel’s Four Kingdoms Schema: A History of Re-writing World History Brennan W. Breed · Interpretation A Journal of Bible and Theology 29 Mar 2017 6
29 The Book of J By Harold Bloom and David Rosenberg New York, Grove Weidenfeld, 1990 Walter A. Brueggemann · Theology Today Jul 1991 6
30 Evangelical Christian Views and Attitudes Towards Christian– Muslim Dialogue John Azumah · Transformation An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies Apr 2012 6
31 Pastoral Counseling, Trinitarian Theology, and Christian Anthropology Shirley C. Guthrie · Interpretation A Journal of Bible and Theology Apr 1979 6
32 “‘IN THE IMAGE OF GOD’…PLURALISM” Walter A. Brueggemann · Modern Theology Oct 1995 6
33 A Family Comes Undone (Jeremiah 2:1–4:2) Kathleen M. O’Connor · Review & Expositor May 2008 6
34 ‘#GodIsInIt’: The Appropriation of Christianity into Politics by Nelson Chamisa in the 2018 Zimbabwean Presidential Election Contestations Theophilus Tinashe Nenjerama · Journal of Asian and African Studies 15 Sep 2022 5
35 Populism From Below and Social Movements: A Case of Zimbabwe’s #ThisFlag Movement Theophilus Tinashe Nenjerama, Shepherd Mpofu · Journal of Asian and African Studies 27 Jul 2021 5
36 Rural adult literacy in a community context: From the margin to the mainstream Mary F. Ziegler, Dent C. Davis · New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education Mar 2008 5
37 KNOWING GOD: CHILDREN, PLAY, AND PARADOX Ronald Hecker Cram · Religious Education 1996 5
38 The Preacher, the Text, and the People Walter A. Brueggemann · Theology Today Oct 1990 5
39 Necessary Conditions of a Good Loud Lament Walter A. Brueggemann · Horizons in Biblical Theology 2003 5
40 A Brief Moment for a One-Person Remnant (2 Kings 5:2-3) Walter A. Brueggemann · Biblical Theology Bulletin Journal of Bible and Culture May 2001 5
41 The Recovering God of Hosea Walter A. Brueggemann · Horizons in Biblical Theology 2008 5
42 Scripture, Tradition, Knowledge and Experience D. Cameron Murchison · The Ecumenical Review 1998 5
43 FEMINISM(S), GENDER, AND POWER: REFLECTIONS FROM A FEMINIST PASTORAL THEOLOGIAN Pamela Cooper‐White · Journal of Pastoral Theology Dec 2008 5
44 Mapping with Care: Constructing a Christian Theology of Pastoral Care in a Postcolonial, Interfaith World Melinda A. McGarrah Sharp · Journal of Pastoral Theology 27 Jul 2022 4
45 Pedagogies of Possibilities: Liberating Moral Imagination by Practicing Pastoral Aesthetics Melinda A. McGarrah Sharp · Pastoral Psychology Open access 11 Aug 2021 4
46 Mama, Keep Walking for Peace and Justice: Gender Violence and Liberian Mothers’ Interreligious Peace Movement Wonchul Shin · Religions Open access 30 Jun 2020 4
47 The Psalms and Hebrew poetry William P. Brown · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter 28 Mar 2016 4
48 Stammering Toward the Unsayable: Old Testament Theology, Trauma Theory, and Genesis Kathleen M. O’Connor · Interpretation A Journal of Bible and Theology 6 Jun 2016 4
49 Pastoral postmodernism: A challenge to reclaim our texts John Hastings Patton · Pastoral Psychology Sep 1994 4
50 The God of Joshua…Give or Take the Land Walter A. Brueggemann · Interpretation A Journal of Bible and Theology 13 Mar 2012 4

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