Instead of feeding the social media behemoths like LinkedIn or Academia.edu, I have decided to host pre-publication versions of my theological writing here. Needless to say, if you need to cite these documents, make sure to access the final published versions, which might be quite different. I have just linked to sources when the work can’t be freely shared.<\/p>\n
If, for some bizarre reason, you’d like to see my CV, you can contact me using the link up above.<\/p>\n
PhD. Theological Ethics – Aberdeen University, 2017<\/p>\n
B.Th. Theology – St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, 2012<\/p>\n
MA. Sociology (Culture, Religion and Society) – NUI Maynooth, 2009<\/p>\n
B.Sc. Computer Science and Software Engineering – NUI Maynooth, 2003<\/p>\n
Beginnings: Interrogating Stanley Hauerwas<\/em><\/a>, with Brian Brock and Stanley Hauerwas, Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 2017.<\/p>\n “A Very Serious Game” in\u00a0Gods, Games and Globalization\u00a0<\/em>edited by Rachel Alpert and Arthur Remilliard, Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 2018.\u00a0(Forthcoming)<\/p>\n “Housing and Marriage in Ireland” in\u00a0Marriage and Irish: A Miscellany\u00a0<\/em>edited by Salvador Ryan, Dublin: Wordwell Books, 2018. (Forthcoming)<\/p>\n “Rutherford Waddell” in\u00a0Treasures of Irish Christianity Volume III<\/em> edited by Salvador Ryan, Dublin: Veritas, 2015.<\/p>\n “What Ireland Needs is More Sectarian Fundamentalists?” in Studying Faith: Practising Peace<\/em>, edited by P\u00e1draig \u00d3’Tuama,\u00a0 Dublin: Irish Peace Centres, 2010.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n “Calling for a Time-Out: The Theology of Disability Sport and\u00a0the Broader Understanding of Competition\u201d,\u00a0Journal of Disability & Religion<\/em> Volume 21. Issue 2 (2017): 201-214.<\/p>\n \u201cBooms, Crashes and Apocalypses: The Irish Churches and the Irish Economy\u201d.\u00a0Doctrine & Life<\/em> Volume 6. Issue 9 (2016): 8-25.<\/p>\n \u201cIreland, Rent, and the Theologies of Real Estate\u201d.\u00a0De Ethica<\/em> Volume 2. Issue 3 (2015): 23-38.<\/p>\n Contribution to \u201cSymposium on \u2018Self, World, and Time\u2019\u201d.\u00a0Scottish Journal of Evangelical Theology<\/em> Volume 33. Issue 1 (2015): 58-108.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat Karl Marx Can Teach Us About Human Rights\u201d.\u00a0The Other Journal<\/em> Volume 22 (2013): 110-116.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Religious Resistance to Neoliberalism <\/em>by Keri Day Studies in Christian Ethics, 2018.<\/p>\n A Theology of Race and Place<\/em> by Andrew Draper, Irish Theological Quarterly, 2018.<\/p>\n The Origins of Neoliberalism<\/em> by Dotan Leshem,\u00a0Political Theology, 2017.<\/p>\n Becoming Friends of Time by John Swinton,\u00a0Journal of Disability and Religion, 2017.<\/p>\n Christian Wisdom Meets Modernity<\/em> edited by Kenneth Oakes, The Expository Times, 2016<\/p>\n Plundering Egypt<\/em> by G.P. Wagenfuhr, Irish Theological Quarterly, 2016.<\/p>\n At the Altar of Wall Street<\/em> by Scott W. Gustafson, Studies in Christian Ethics, 2016.<\/p>\n Catholic Economics<\/em> by Angus Sibley, Irish Theological Quarterly, 2016.<\/p>\n Sports, Religion and Disability<\/em> edited by Watson and Parker, Journal of Disability and Religion, 2016.<\/p>\n Jesus and Money<\/em> by Ben Witherington III, Irish Theological Quarterly, 2015.<\/p>\n The Games People Play<\/em> by Robert Ellis, Theology, 2015.<\/p>\n Christianity Without God<\/em> by Daniel C. Maguire, The Furrow, 2014.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nBook Chapters<\/h2>\n
Published Papers<\/h2>\n
Book Reviews<\/h2>\n
PhD Thesis<\/h2>\n