Vol. 33 No. 1 (2026): Theology and Mental Health

Editorial: Theology and mental health

Katie Cross

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Scottish nature, anxiety and God: Connecting to the world around us as a benefit for our mental health

Cody Crawshaw

5-18

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From the keening to the chanter: Feminine lineage in Scottish lament

Margery E. Bray

19-36

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Trauma, silence, and survival: Bathsheba’s story as a theological resource for mental health

Anne Marie Foster

37-50

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Be still and be present: Psalm 46 and the challenge of super-modern anxiety

Jonathan Shamshad

51-64

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A cross-cultural reading of Romans 12:1–2: A theological reflection on mental illnesses incurred from my PhD studies in Scotland

Axolile N. M. Qina

65-74

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A conversation on faith and mental health: Breath, presence, and the imago Dei

Kate Bowen-Evans, Mark Bowen

75-82

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Weathering the storm: Reflecting on the usefulness of psychotherapy in troubled times
The origins of the Guntrip Trust and the resources it offers those in ministry

Iain J. M. Telfer

83-88

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Michaelmas Fragments

Christopher N. West

89-96

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A literary reinstatement of indigenous Gaelic cosmology
Review of "Donald and His Seven Cows" by Angus Peter Campbell

Alastair McIntosh

97-105

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“Words Are Not Enough: Paratexts, Manuscripts, and the Real New Testament” by Garrick V. Allen

H. A. G. Houghton

106-109

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“Refiguring the Sacred: Conversations with Paul Ricoeur” edited by Joseph A. Edelheit, James F. Moore and Mark I. Wallace

Robert A. Gillies

110-113

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“Animal Rights and the Hebrew Bible” by Saul M. Olyan

Edmund Jessop

113-116

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“Ordinary Saints” by Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin

Ruth M. Dunster

117-119

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