Dr. Boesel teaches courses on Christian doctrine, modern theological figures,
and contemporary issues in Christian theology. His research and writing interests
include: kerygmatic approaches to Christian doctrine, the theology of Karl
Barth and its engagement with postmodern, postcolonial and liberation discourses,
the relation of theology and philosophy more generally, and the relation of
Christian theology and faith to ethical responsibility, most particularly,
in the context of the Church’s relation to its Jewish neighbours.
Lately, he’s been thinking a lot about Abraham.
Courses Taught: Systematic Theology
Election, Salvation and the Other
Doctrine of God and the Trinity
Doctrines of Revelation: Knowing and Speaking
about God
Christology in the Jewish-Christian Context
Reformed Theology: Reading the
Confessions
Theology and Deconstruction
Kierkegaard and His Theological Legacy
The Theology of Karl Barth
Theories and Methods of Theological and Religious
Studies
The Theology and Ecology of Common Ground
Dr. Boesel teaches courses on Christian doctrine, modern theological figures,
and contemporary issues in Christian theology. His research and writing interests
include: kerygmatic approaches to Christian doctrine, the theology of Karl
Barth and its engagement with postmodern, postcolonial and liberation discourses,
the relation of theology and philosophy more generally, and the relation of
Christian theology and faith to ethical responsibility, most particularly,
in the context of the Church’s relation to its Jewish neighbours.