Anglican Dogmatic Theology in its Contemporary Context.

Andrew Campbell

BA, MTh, PhD

Research Interests:

Atonement Theology, Analytical Theology, Political Theology, Ethics

Memberships and Affiliations:

Tyndale Fellowship

Kirby Laing Centre for Public Christianity in Cambridge (Associate Fellow and Trustee)

Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians 

Central Church Committees:

General Synod (2017– Present)

General Synod Board of Education (2020–24)

Church and Society Commission (2024–)

Ecumenical Roles

Anglican–Methodist Covenant Council (student observer 2011–2012)

Down and Connor Ecumenical Commission (2026–Present)

Teaching Roles (outside CITI):

Associate Lecturer, Belfast School of Theology (Doctrine and Church History)

Recognised Teacher Status, Union Theological College, Belfast.

PhD Supervisor, Kirby Laing Centre for Public Christianity in Cambridge. 

Selected Publications (Book Reviews/Articles/Monographs):

“Perspectives on the Atonement: seeking a way forward”, Search Journal   Vol 41.3, October 2017 (With Rob Clements)

“Justice, Hope, and the Oppressed: Doctrinal Revisions and Subtractions in Nonviolent Atonement Theology and the Hermeneutic of the Other”, Churchman Vol 133, Summer 2019

“A Forgotten Voice: The relevance of P.T. Forsyth for the Nonviolent Atonement Debate”, European Journal of Theology Vol 29.1, 2020 

“Heavenly monotony? A response to philosophical objections to immortality”, Search Journal Vol 44.1, Spring 2021

“Young Carers and the Theological Call of the Other” Search Journal   Vol 46.3, (With Allison Campbell) (Autumn 2023)

“How does the doctrine of the atonement inform public theology?”, Ethics in Conversation (June, 2025)

One for the Other: Engaging with Non–violent Atonement Theology: Analysing Theology Series, (Cascade: Eugene OR, 2025)

Dissertations Supervised:

(2025) Contemporary Anglican Salvation: A Critical Analysis of the Doctrine Commission of the Church of England’s report, The Mystery of Salvation.