Lisa M. Granberg

PhD Student

My PhD project investigates the role of the Abrahamic religions in Sweden with the aim of deepening and expanding the interreligious dialogue I initiated during my Master’s studies at Uppsala University. The research is situated at the Chair of Practical Theology within the Faculty of Protestant Theology at the University of Bonn.

Methodologically, I work with Grounded Theory and develop my own approach under the concept of Comparative Lived Theology. Building on my Master’s thesis, I use qualitative research interviews as the main empirical foundation for this study.

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To Person

  • Born in Sweden in 1991, I have a long standing interest in religion and its place in society. I am also an avid traveler, having lived abroad for ten years. Right now I have settled down in northern Sweden with my husband, our two sons, our three dogs and our two horses.
  • Bachelor of Arts
    Lund University 2021
  • Master of Theology
    Uppsala University 2023
  • PhD Student 
    Bonn University 2025-2028
Lisa Granberg
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Main Interest

My main interests in practical theology concern the intersection between epistemology, lived theology and comparative theology. I call this interception comparative lived theology. A combination of two established theories, comparative lived theology assisted by ground theory aims to further the understanding of results generated from qualitative research interviews. My main focus of study of this bransch of practical theology is the experiences of practicing religious leaders of the Abrahamic faith in Sweden. A model I hope can be used elsewhere in the world too.

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