A five-volume study on the Bible and western literature includes a chapter on Blake's use of this sacred text

Ben Myers explores how Blake's countercultural influence had an important role to play in Thomas Merton's development of theology

Ryūsei Kishida’s religious paintings from 1914 suggest a peculiar Japanese reception of Christianity and European art via William Blake

In a talk with The Blake Society, Timothy Morton will discuss the marriage of religion and the biosphere.

A new article by Neslihan Şentürk Uzun examines Blake's subversive semiotics in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

A new article by Annette Evans explores how Blake's monism influences his understanding of the problem of evil.

Aradhana Bose reconsiders Blake's concept of God from a humanist perspective.

Heesun Kim examines some of the ways in which Blake responded to the Deistic ideas of his time.

A masters thesis considers Blake as a precursor of New Age thinking and compares his work to Eckhart Tolle.