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Biography
Dr. Ian Alexander McFarland is an American Lutheran theologian. McFarland's research has focused on Christology, eschatology, theological anthropology, and the doctrine of creation. His interests also include the use of the Bible in theology, the relationship between theology and science, and the thought of Maximus the Confessor. He is the sole author of six books and has edited or contributed to numerous other books and journals.
Activities
Employment (4)
2019
to
present
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Robert W. Woodruff Professor of Theology
(Candler School of Theology)
Employment
Source:
Ian Alexander McFarland
2015
to
2019
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Regius Professor of Divinity
(Faculty of Divinity)
Employment
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Ian Alexander McFarland
2005
to
2015
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Bishop Mack B. and Rose Stokes Chair of Theology
(Candler School of Theology)
Employment
Source:
Ian Alexander McFarland
1998
to
2005
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Senior Lecturer in Theology
(School of Divinity, History, and Philosophy)
Employment
Source:
Ian Alexander McFarland
Education and qualifications (5)
2015
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MA
(Divinity)
Education
Source:
Ian Alexander McFarland
1995
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PhD
(Religious Studies)
Education
Source:
Ian Alexander McFarland
1991
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MTh
Education
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Ian Alexander McFarland
1989
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MDiv
Education
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Ian Alexander McFarland
1984
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BA
(Classics)
Education
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Ian Alexander McFarland
Professional activities (1)
2003-08-15
to
2004-05-30
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Gillespie Visiting Associate Professor
(Religion)
Invited position
Source:
Ian Alexander McFarland