Assistant Professor
My research focuses on questions of religion and violence, religion and politics, and theologies of anger and suffering, especially in the context of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim interreligious encounters. My research questions are also deeply informed by my background in both Christian and Jewish communities, including living and working at a Catholic Worker community (a house of hospitality for homeless families) in Chicago and working with Jewish organizing and activist communities in Boston.
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About Marjorie Corbman
My research focuses on questions of religion and violence, religion and politics, and theologies of anger and suffering, especially in the context of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim interreligious encounters. My research questions are also deeply informed by my background in both Christian and Jewish communities, including living and working at a Catholic Worker community (a house of hospitality for homeless families) in Chicago and working with Jewish organizing and activist communities in Boston.
| Present | Assistant Professor, Molloy University ‐ Theology and Religious Studies | |
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Disciplines
Courses
- World Religions, Global Citizens
- The Bible
- Religion and Media
- What Is Religion?
| 2020 | PhD, Fordham University ‐ Theology | |
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