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David Southall

Hi Andy.
Glad to see my thesis in the list. Had no idea that British Baptists with PhD's are so few. Anyway just to let you know that my thesis has been published in the WUNT series if you ever update this page.
Blessings
David Southall

andy goodliff

David, i'll had in the information. There are probably others, but not always easy to track down. I know of at least two more recent PhDs.

Brodie

Andy - You could add Jim Gordon to you list.

Keith G Jones

Andy, yes certainly the list is not complete

Darrell Jackson

Andy, can you add my recently (2009) defended Th.D. thesis to your list: The Discourse of 'Belonging' and Baptist Church Membership in Contemporary Britain: Historical, Theological and Demotic elements of a Post-Foundational Theological Proposal'. Th.D. awarded by Birmingham University. Publication forthcoming (probably 2010).

Andy Goodliff

Of course Darrell, sounds really interesting ...

George Wieland

Just stumbled across this Andy - you could add my NT thesis (I'm British, but have been living and working in NZ for some years): George M. Wieland, The Significance of Salvation: A Study of Salvation Language in the Pastoral Epistles (PhD, Aberdeen, 2003). Published by Paternoster, 2005.

Thanks!

George

Craig

Hi, you missed out me ... Melodies of Community: Towards a Theology of Christian Community
through the metaphor of music, with particular reference to Dietrich Bonhoeffer
and the Iona Community. University of Wales 2005

Michael Thomas

May I add to your list:
G. Michael Thomas The Extent of the Atonement: a dilemma for Reformed Theology from Calvin to the Consensus (1536-1675) (Ph.D.) London Bible College / Brunel University 1994.
Published under same title by Paternoster in 1997.
Thanks,
Michael Thomas (Minister Blenheim Crescent Baptist Church Luton)

Stuart Blythe

Not much on missiology - thought that was meant to be part of Baptist DNA - and interestingly short on the practical.

Stuart Blythe

and anyway - whit about mine

Catriona

Can't seem to find Clare McBeath or Glen Marshall or Ian Birch (or Peter Oakes though he isn't a minister) but might have missed them reading on phone.

Jan Berry

Clare McBeath should be there, and Susan Barclay.

Jonathan Tallon

Hi Andy,

Can you add Stuart Christine, 'RECEIVING THE CHILD' IN THE FAVELAS OF SÃO PAULO AND THE GOSPEL OF LUKE: A MISSIOLOGICAL DIALOGUE
Awarded University of Manchester 2018

Thanks

Steve Carter

Mine is missing too, though I'm not a minister...
Steve Carter, Restored Order: Subordination and Freedom in 1 Peter (PhD)-- University of Aberdeen (through Bristol Baptist College), 2018. Published by Peter Lang in 2021.

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