Charles T. Mathewes, Ph.D. (University of Chicago), Associate Professor, Religious Ethics, History of Christian Thought. Office: 109 Halsey Annex email: CTMathewes@virginia.edu UVa instructor ID # 6966 Plato, Patristics (esp. Augustine), Medievals (esp. Anselm, Bernard, Bonaventure and Aquinas), Luther and Calvin, Pascal, Edwards, Schleiermacher, Barth, the Niebuhrs, Anglican theology; Modern philosophy (Continental and Analytic); moral and political theory, moral psychology and rationality; interreligious dialogue; Trinity, Christology, the idea of "tradition," tragedy, evil, and sin. Education BA Georgetown University AM, PhD The University of Chicago Courses Spring 2005 RELG 833 Comparative Ethics, RELG 815 Religion, Culture and Public Life RELG 800 Negativity and Imagination RELG 230 Religious Ethics and Moral Problems Fall 2004 RELC 742 Augustine and Aquinas RELG 815 Religion, Culture and Public Life RELC 342 Christian Vision of Hell RELC 542 Christian View of Hell Spring 2004 RELG 815 Religion, Culture and Public Life RELG 230 Religious Ethics and Moral Problems RELC 530 The Protestant Moral Tradition RELC 530 The Protestant Moral Tradition Fall 2003 RELG 395 Evil in Modernity RELG 750 Moral Psychology and Religion Spring 2003 RELG 332 Doubt as Spiritual Practice RELG 230 Religious Ethics and Moral Problems Fall 2002 RELC 342 Christian View of Hell RELC 530 Roman Catholic Moral Tradition Publications, Awards, and Activities Books: Understanding Religious Ethics (a comparative study of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic ethics) An Augustinian Look at Empire After 9/11 A Spirituality of Citizenship Evil and the Augustinian Tradition (Cambridge) A Theology of Public Life During the World (Cambridge) Activities: Editor of The Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 2006-2010