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Martin Whittingham is a Supernumerary Research Fellow at Regent's Park College and Academic Dean at the Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies, University of Oxford. His academic work focuses on the history of theology and the interpretation of texts, particularly in the context of Christian-Muslim relations. He has led an independent centre that specializes in studying these interactions, emphasizing Islamic thought and the Muslim perspectives on Christianity. He is currently engaged in a major book project titled 'History of Muslim Views on the Bible,' which has seen parts published as of late 2020. With extensive experience as a tutor and supervisor at Oxford University, Whittingham is dedicated to exploring and elucidating the complexities of interreligious dialogue and the theological implications inherent within.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.