Early Christian History, Doctrine and Texts
Christian Theology
Faculty of Divinity
Ryan holds a BA in Theology from Cambridge, a second BA in History from London, an MA in Classics from Durham and is presently a PhD candidate at Cambridge. Alongside his research he is also training for ordained ministry in the Church of England and serves as a Deans Vicar in Peterhouse Chapel.
Reviews:
Michael Motia, Imitations of Infinity, in Journal of Ecclesiastical History (Forthcoming)
Allison L. Gray, Gregory of Nyssa as Biographer, in Journal of Theological Studies (Forthcoming)
Daniel Susskind, A World Without Work, in Theology and Science
Popular Articles:
'A bitter culture war in the fourth century shows we may not be as divided as we think' in The Conversation
(Republished in The Independent, Reaction, and Yahoo)
Ryan supervises the following papers:
B6 - Christianity in Late Antiquity
A4 - Christianity and the Transformation of Culture
Upcoming conference papers:
'Desire: A Barrier to Human Flourishing in Gregory of Nyssa?' North American Patristics Society May 2022
"Rhetoric and Participatory Desire: The Role of Macrina in Vita Macrinae" Gregory of Nyssa Colloquium September 2022
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