Biography:
Ph.D. Candidate, University of Cambridge (Supervisor: Andrew Davison)
Th.M. (Doctrinal Theology), Regent College, Vancouver (Supervisor: Hans Boersma, External Examiner: Markus Bockmuehl)
M.A. (Doctrinal Theology), Regent College, Vancouver
B.M. (Worship Arts), Colorado Christian University, Denver
Subject area and speciality
- Christian Theology specialists:
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The Consciousness of the Historical Jesus: A Thomistic Study
College
Research Interests
Thomas Aquinas
Christology
New Testament Studies
Patristic Theology
Hermeneutics
Collaborators
Key Publications
“The Self-Understanding of Jesus: A Metaphysical Reading of Historical Jesus Studies,” Scottish Journal of Theology (Forthcoming).
"The Eternal Generation of the Son: The Christological Significance for Origen and Nicaea." Crux 79 (Fall 2015): 13–22.
Other Publications
“Trinitarian Spirit-Christology in Thomas Aquinas: Biblical Hermeneutics and the munus triplex,” Noesis Review, 5 (2018). 71–78
Forthcoming Book Review: “Dual Citizens: Two Natures Christologies and the Jewish Jesus by Kayko Driedger Hesslein (London: Bloomsbury, 2015)”Reviews in Religion and Theology.
Book Review: “The Trinitarian Christology of St Thomas Aquinas by Dominic Legge, O.P. (Oxford: OUP, 2017)” Reviews in Religion and Theology 25 (July 2018): 526–28.
Presentation: (Accepted) “The Ignorance of Christ: Christological Logic and Patristic Interpretations of Mark 13:32.” To be presented at the conference Identity and Tradition: Thomas Aquinas and the Church Fathers in Torún, Poland, 4-6 April 2019.
Presentation: “Historiography, Metaphysics, and Historical Jesus Studies.” Presented at the 2018 Michaelmas for the Cam. Grad Society for Philosophical Theology & Systematics.
Presentation: “The Doctrine of Eternal Generation from Origen to Athanasius.” Presented at the 2016 Regent College Academic Symposium.
