Thesis help: descriptions of the afterlife in Qur'an/hadith?
Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:17 pm
Hi All,
I am looking for someone who has a little extra time this month and who might enjoy sharing their brain and support for my thesis project. What would be ideal is someone who has knowledge of theology and MLA presentation. Specifically right now I am looking for direct references from the Prophet Muhammad on descriptions of the afterlife.
The thesis will most likely be titled, The Cycle of Divine Unity: Baha'i Theology on the Evolution of the Soul and Progressive Revelation. The abstract will probably be: The intent of this thesis is to identify and explore the Bahá’í theology on the cycle of Divine Unity by utilizing two human experiences: the evolution of the soul from womb to the afterlife, and the succession of religions, as demonstrated by a description of progressive revelation. The reader is invited into an exegetical look at the sacred Scripture of the Abrahamic family of religions. Tracing the holy words in the Torah, Bible, Quran and the Bahá’í Writings, this thesis shares junctures of belief in the spiritual destinies of the individual and the communities of these seemingly disparate religions.
I have the month of May to make corrections and add new research. The professors are Catholic and are doing their best to grasp the Baha'i theology; my writing has to bridge the gap.
Thanks for reading,
I am looking for someone who has a little extra time this month and who might enjoy sharing their brain and support for my thesis project. What would be ideal is someone who has knowledge of theology and MLA presentation. Specifically right now I am looking for direct references from the Prophet Muhammad on descriptions of the afterlife.
The thesis will most likely be titled, The Cycle of Divine Unity: Baha'i Theology on the Evolution of the Soul and Progressive Revelation. The abstract will probably be: The intent of this thesis is to identify and explore the Bahá’í theology on the cycle of Divine Unity by utilizing two human experiences: the evolution of the soul from womb to the afterlife, and the succession of religions, as demonstrated by a description of progressive revelation. The reader is invited into an exegetical look at the sacred Scripture of the Abrahamic family of religions. Tracing the holy words in the Torah, Bible, Quran and the Bahá’í Writings, this thesis shares junctures of belief in the spiritual destinies of the individual and the communities of these seemingly disparate religions.
I have the month of May to make corrections and add new research. The professors are Catholic and are doing their best to grasp the Baha'i theology; my writing has to bridge the gap.
Thanks for reading,