September travel
I’ll be speaking at DITA10 (Duke) on 6 September, at Baylor University on 11 September, and at New Trinitarian Ontologies (Cambridge) on 13 September. Please… Read More »September travel
I’ll be speaking at DITA10 (Duke) on 6 September, at Baylor University on 11 September, and at New Trinitarian Ontologies (Cambridge) on 13 September. Please… Read More »September travel
I have received a £174,000 ($230,000) grant from the Templeton Religion Trust to lead a two-year research project entitled ‘New Directions in Philosophical Theology’. The… Read More »New Directions in Philosophical Theology
In March 2019, Thomas Pfau (Duke) and I convened a four-day colloquium gathering a small group of theologians, philosophers, literary scholars and poets to read… Read More »Reading R.M. Rilke & T.S. Eliot Theologically and Philosophically
A number of new articles and talks have recently been published online: ‘The Eschatological Turn in German Philosophy’, Modern Theology 35, no 1 (January 2019), https://doi.org/10.1111/moth.12460 ‘The… Read More »Just out…
I am speaking on Melvyn Bragg’s BBC Radio 4 programme In Our Time on the Philosophy of Hope, together with Beatrice Han-Pile and Robert Stern. … Read More »In Our Time: Hope
My colleagues Johannes Zachhuber (Oxford), David Lincicum (Notre Dame) and I have just signed a contract with Oxford University Press for a 3-volume, edited Oxford… Read More »Oxford History of Modern German Theology
Prof. Thomas Pfau (Duke University) and I are convening a small symposium on Religion & Philosophy in Germany, 1918-1933, at Duke University in November. Please… Read More »Symposium: Religion & Philosophy in Germany, 1918 – 1933
OUP has just announced the Oxford Handbook of Nineteenth-Century Christian Thought, to be published in June 2017, on which Joel Rasmussen, Johannes Zachhuber and I have… Read More »Oxford Handbook of 19th-Century Christian Thought
We’ve been working on a brand-new website for Systematic & Historical Theology at St Andrews. Read about our programmes, activities, and people, and browse pictures… Read More »New website for Systematic Theology at St Andrews