A new issue of Religious Studies & Theology is now available! Vol. 42, no. 2 is a special issue on “War & Peace in the Late Middle Ages,” edited by my friend Chris Bellitto (Kean) & inspired by the 2023 […]

This week I’m in Denmark to assist as an external reviewer in a PhD dissertation defense at Aarhus University. I’m pleased to report that Eva Elisabeth Houth Vrangbaek defended her research with aplomb & will […]

The skilful curators over at Villanova’s Augustine Blog have published my reflections on the intersection between pluralism and Augustinian accounts of temporality. These reflections were occasioned by some […]

After not being able to access this site for a year or so, I’ve finally become able to get it going again thanks to the fine help-desk folks at Humanities Commons. While I’ll aim to post regular updates from here […]

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Preston & Katie over at the Holy Watermelon podcast. Our wide-ranging conversation covered everything from the finer points of Augustine on temporality to the […]

In early 2023, I was interviewed by my old University of Chicago compatriot Adrian Guiu for the New Books Network podcast. The topic of the interview was my book On Time, Change, History, and Conversion […]

When I returned to campus after a quick Christmas break, I was pleasantly surprised to find waiting for me in my office mailbox a copy of The Unique, The Singular, and The Individual (Mohr Siebeck, 2022). […]

The Fall semester of 2022 was an incredibly busy one. In addition to teaching three courses (Humanities 101, my Medieval Europe survey, and a senior-levels seminar on ‘Mysticism & Gender’), I presented […]

In August 2022, I was interviewed about Meister Eckhart for AJ Langley’s MyFavouriteMystic podcast. You can give the episode a listen by clicking right here.

The episode touches upon the challenging ideas […]

Last week, I was very fortunate to get the chance to present at the Mysticism & Lived Experience Network’s annual conference. The theme this year was “Charity and Poverty in the Lives & Works of Medieval […]

Just this morning, I delivered a talk on “Pilgrimage, Migrancy, & Time According to Augustine of Hippo” at the Implicit Religion UK conference on “Time, Chaos, & Order.” The Implicit Religion project, hosted […]

This April 6 at 3 p.m. MDT, I’ll be giving another talk rooted in the research Dr. W. Ezekiel Goggin & I conducted for our book Mysticism & Materialism in the Wake of German Idealism (Routledge, 2022). More […]

I’ve recently taken on the task of creating & overseeing the social media presence of the journal Religious Studies & Theology. This involved crafting a new Religious Studies & Theology Twitter account from […]

My co-author Dr. Zeke Goggin & I were overjoyed to receive another new blurb for our forthcoming book, Mysticism & Materialism in the Wake of German Idealism (Routledge, 2022).

We’re grateful to Prof. […]

David W. Wood (Leuven) has done my co-author W. Ezekiel Goggin and me a great honour by blurbing our book Mysticism & Materialism in the Wake of German Idealism (Routledge, 2022). When you write an […]

The book publicity tour begins (or continues?) next Tuesday at a talk hosted by Concordia University of Edmonton (@CUEdmonton). I’m looking forward to sharing some of what Dr. W. Ezekiel Goggin (@w_ezekielgoggin) […]

My co-author W. Ezekiel Goggin & I are proud to announce that our book is now available for pre-order on the Routledge site, as well as on Amazon.

Mysticism & Materialism in the Wake of German Idealism […]