Dr. Andrew Teal

Biography

Full faculty member since 2008, Andrew Teal has held various roles including Admissions Coordinator, Disability Officer, and harassment advisor, while also teaching New Testament Greek. As Chaplain, Fellow, and Lecturer in Theology at Pembroke College, Oxford, his research focuses on Historical and Systematic Theology, the History of Christianity, and the Study of Religions. Teal is particularly interested in Patristic Modern Theology, Christology, Ecclesiology, and Eastern Theology, along with topics related to interfaith dialogue and the intersection of theology and the arts. Teal is also engaged as an Affiliate Faculty Visiting Resident Scholar at the Neal Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship, Brigham Young University, and serves as a Farmington Fellow, overseeing a women's lay religious order in Oxford, known as Sisters Love God. His academic contributions include numerous publications, including books, conference papers, and media appearances regarding religious topics, interfaith dialogue, and historical theological issues.

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