Biography:
Roger Revell is a Research Fellow in the Faculty of Theology and Religion. After completing master’s work in Canada, he relocated to England to write a PhD in the Divinity Faculty at the University of Cambridge.
Research Area/s:
Christian and Religious Ethics, Historical and Systematic Theology
Research Interests:
Theological Anthropology; Soteriology, Protestant/Reformed History and Thought, Theology and the Social Sciences, Christian Ethics
Research Centres & Projects:
Roger supports the Virtues and Vocations Initiative of the Oxford Character Project
Editorships:
Roger is an article reviewer for Anglican and Episcopal History
Publications & Research Outputs:
Essays, Reviews, and Presentations:
Revell, R. “The End of (Our) Time: Barth on Death and the Thereafter,” in Visions of the End Times, ed. Laura Duhan Kaplan and Harry Maier (Cascade, in press for 2021).
‘Christ’s Redemption of Dying: In Defense of Barth’s Doctrine of Death’, a paper delivered at the Society for the Study of Theology, April 2021.
Revell, R. “Light from a Dark Horse: Karl Barth on Dialogue with the Religious Other,” in Encountering the Religious Other, ed. Laura Duhan Kaplan and Harry Maier (Pickwick, 2020), 212-225.
Revell, R. A Review of Leopoldo Sanchez’s Sculptor Spirit: Models of Sanctification from Spirit Christology, in SJT 73, no. 3 (2020): 279-80.
Revell, R. A Review of Iain Provan’s The Reformation and the Right Reading of Scripture, in JRT 14, no. 3 (2020): 281-83.
Revell, R. “Review Article: Resourcing Theology Anthropology by Marc Cortez,” JETS 63, no. 3 (2019).
‘Imagination and Theology in the Reformed Tradition’, a paper delivered at the Margaret Beaufort Institute’s Theology and the Arts Symposium, July 2019.
