I am pursuing a master's degree in religious history and will soon begin writing my thesis. However, I haven't chosen a topic yet. I want a topic that will attract global attention. What do you think would be a good topic?

I am pursuing a master's degree in religious history and will soon begin writing my thesis. However, I haven't chosen a topic yet. I want a topic that will attract global attention. What do you think would be a good topic?

You could write about the way religion is transmitted through mid level players in a certain religions environment, among those that are not specifically clergy, but not specifically laity either, and how having these hybrid middle men, changes the religious ecosystem of their clerical structure.
Try the recent uptick in witchcraft coming back, comparing it to the old witch trials, why it was so hated and why it’s seeing something of a revival again.
How about the chronology of Judaism to Christianity to Islam, including their common historical figures and events.
Something about the various crusades would interest me.
Consider examining the intersection of religious movements and social change in a specific historical period. Focus on how these movements influenced political or cultural shifts. Alternatively, explore the impact of religious texts on global ethical discussions. Choose a topic that connects historical events with contemporary issues, enhancing its global relevance. Your personal interest matters, so ensure your passion aligns with the topic.
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@Aspect59 something about the similarities between all 3 religious and how they might be one religion dividend into 3 or more, just because of humans greed and power seeking.
Something like that.
Different views on ethics in various religions.
This topic falls more into the philosophy of religion. My field is the history of religions.
I see, then you should start from the oldest of the great religions - Hinduism.
İt could be
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