Paul Dafydd Jones, Ph.D. (Harvard University), Assistant Professor; Western Religious Thought. Office: 103 Halsey Annex 434-982-2283 email: pdj5c@virginia.edu (UVa instructor ID # c468) Christian theology and philosophy of religion in the West. Special interests in Christology, the doctrine of God, and theological method; nineteenth- and twentieth-century Protestant thought (particularly Karl Barth); political, liberationist, and constructive theology. Education: Ph.D. Harvard University (Committee on the Study of Religion) A.M. Harvard University M.Div. The Divinity School, Harvard University M.A. Oxford University (Theology) Courses: Fall, 2006: RELC 309: Christianity and Protest RELC514: The Theology of John Calvin Spring 2007 Elements of Christian Thought Friedrich Schleiermacher Fall 2007 Political Theology The Theology of Karl Barth Spring 2008 Elements of Christian Thought The Identity of Jesus Christ Publications, Awards, and Activities Scholarly activity Books "A Radiant Yes":  Christology in Karl Barth’s Church Dogmatics. London: Continuum/T. & T. Clark, 2008 (forthcoming) Articles & Essays ‘Karl Barth’ in History of Western Philosophy of Religion, vol. 5, ed. Graham Oppy and Nick Trakakis. Chesham, U.K.: Acumen Publishing (forthcoming) ‘The Heart of the Matter: Karl Barth’s Christological Exegesis’ in Thy Word is Truth: Karl Barth on Scripture, ed. George Hunsinger (forthcoming, volume provisionally entitled) ‘Karl Barth on Gethsemane,’ International Journal of Systematic Theology 9:2 (2007): 148–171 ‘Jesus Christ and the Transformation of English Society: The ‘Subversive Conservatism’ of Frederick Denison Maurice,’ Harvard Theological Review 96:3, 2003 ‘Job and the Disruption of Identity: Reading Beyond Barth by Susannah Ticciati.’ Review in Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies, 2007 'Liberation Theology and "democratic futures" (by way of Karl Barth and Friedrich Schleiermacher)' (under review) Reviews ‘Protestant Theology and the Making of the Modern German University by Thomas Albert Howard.’ Review for Journal of the American Academy of Religion (forthcoming) ‘Liberal Theology: A Radical Vision by Peter Hodgson.’ Review for Journal of the American Academy of Religion (forthcoming) Presentations 'Friedrich Schleiermacher and Postliberalism: Rereading the “Introduction” of The Christian Faith.' American Academy of Religion meeting in San Diego, Schleiermacher Group, November 2007 (in preparation) ‘The Heart of the Matter: Karl Barth’s Christological Exegesis,’ Barth Conference 2006, Princeton Theological Seminary, May 2006 ‘Karl Barth on Gethsemane,’ American Academy of Religion meeting in San Antonio, under the auspices of the Karl Barth Society of North America, November 2004