Christian theology, informed by the history of Christian thought and approached through an interdisciplinary lens, with an emphasis on the connections between Christian thought and economic, political, and social issues
Interactions between Christians and Jews in the Middle Ages within the broad context of 12th and 13th-century theological and ecclesiastical developments; the place of Jews and Muslims in canon law
The doctrines of creation and providence, relationship of church and state, engagement with the 'new atheism', and the history of Reformed theology, especially in Scotland
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