Mark Spinnenweber
Doctoral Student
Comparative Theology
Minor: Systematic Theology
Mark Spinnenweber
Contact
Stokes Hall N 330F
Email: mark.spinnenweber@bc.edu
Education
- M.T.S., World Religions World Church, University of Notre Dame, 2022
- M.A., Philosophy, Franciscan University of Steubenville, 2019
- B.A., Philosophy and French, Franciscan University of Steubenville, 2018, summa cum laude
Courses
Lecturer (Franciscan University of Steubenville)
- Foundations of Catholicism (Fall 2022)
- The Twentieth Century (Spring 2023)
Teaching Assistant (University of Notre Dame)
- Islam and Christian Theology (Fall 2021), Instructor: Dr. Gabriel Said Reynolds
Biography
Mark Spinnenweber is a first-year Ph.D. student in Comparative Theology. He is interested in the phenomenology of revelation, nature and grace, and the relationship between religious experience, history, and the development of doctrine.
Mark envisions Comparative Theology as a means by which to study the questions of fundamental theology and dogmatics by bringing them into dialogue with world religion. His prior theological studies focused on Islam, Christian-Muslim relations, and Eastern Christianity.
Before coming to BC, Mark bounced around the Midwest as a high school teacher, M.T.S. student at the University of Notre Dame, adjunct professor, and federal bureaucrat.