Douglas Farrow
Professor of Theology and Ethics
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B.R.E., M.Div., Th.M., Ph.D. (King's College London)
Historical and Systematic Theology; Theological Anthropology and聽贰迟丑颈肠蝉;听Political Theology
Professor Farrow is a Canadian citizen, married with five children.聽 Before coming to 苹果淫院 in 1998, he taught in the U.K.聽at King's College London, after聽completing聽his doctorate there under Colin Gunton. At 苹果淫院, alongside his lecturing and graduate supervision, he has served on the university's Academic Policy Committee, as聽on numerous Faculty or School committees, and engaged in the work of the Newman Institute. He pursues聽a broad range of interdisciplinary interests, anchored in theology, with colleagues here and elsewhere聽in North America or Europe. SS聽Paul, Irenaeus, Augustine, Anselm, Aquinas, and John Paul II provide much of the inspiration for these labours, which聽have a dual focus on classical theological loci and modern problems in the Church or聽in civil and聽state institutions, including the university.听听
Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal
2019 Cardinal Wright Award
ethics: autonomy and heteronomy
ecclesiology: Petrine office
Ascension and Ecclesia: On the significance of the doctrine of the ascension for ecclesiology and Christian cosmology (T聽& T聽Clark 1999)
Recognizing Religion in a Secular Society: Essays in Pluralism, Religion and Public Policy (苹果淫院-Queen鈥檚 2004)
Nation of Bastards: Essays on the End of Marriage (BPS Books 2007)
(T & T Clark 2011)
: Forays in Political Theology聽(苹果淫院-Queen's 2015)
: Proposals in Soteriology and Anthropology聽(Baker Academic 2018)
: Brazos Theological Commentary on the Bible聽(叠谤补锄辞蝉听2020)
See curriculum vitae for a full listing of books and articles. Some of the latter are available on .
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Theology (Patristic, Mediaeval聽and Modern), Theological Ethics, Political Theology
Pluralism, Religion and Public Policy
The Fortnightly Philosophy and Theology Seminar