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Macalister Arendt





Macalister is currently pursuing their Ph.D in Religion at Concordia University. She completed her M.A. in Religions and Cultures at Concordia in 2024. She also holds an undergraduate degree from Bishop's University, with an Honours in Religion, Society, and Culture and a Major in History and Global Studies. Macalister’s doctoral research focuses on how young progressive Christians develop religious identities on social media. Particular focus is given to the use of memes to discuss theological concepts and provide political commentaries on conservative Christianity. Their interests include religious authenticity, secularism, humour, and queer Christianity.

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PhD student in Religion at Concordia University
MA, Concordia Unversity
BA, Bishop's University 






Conference Papers

“From Affirmation to Liberation: Analyzing Carter Heyward’s Theology from Ordination to Independent Religiosity.” Paper Presentation at the Annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference, Montreal, QC, April 10, 2024.




 

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