Michael Leyden
Primary Interest: Ethics
Other interests: Homiletics, Contextual Theology, Pastoral Theology, Philosophical Theology, Systematic Theology
Specific Expertise:
Christian Ethics and Systematic/Dogmatic Theology; Karl Barth; Theology and Ethics after the Enlightenment
Current Research:
Karl Barth's Account of Human Responsibility (PhD thesis)
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Denomination: Anglican
Location: Nottinghamshire
Age: 20 - 34
Current Post: Research Student, Minister in training / Ordinand
Qualifications: MA
Publications and Unpublished Theses: Co-authored with David Clough, 'Claiming Barth for Ethics: The Last Two Decades' in Ecclesiology volume 6.2 (2010) 166-182 , Unpublished M.St. Dissertation, "The Form and Function of Divine Judgement in Karl Barth's Muenster Lectures on Ethics, 1928-29" (Oxford University, 2008, passed with distinction mark) More details
Membership of Learned Societies: Society for Study of Christian Ethics (UK)
Websites: None
Date entered into system: 16 April 2009
Date details last confirmed: 03 May 2010