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Professor Alister E. McGrath

Biography | Publications
Speaking Engagements | Text of Lectures | Recordings of Lectures
Scientific Theology | Scientific Atheism | Richard Dawkins | Natural Theology | Thomas F. Torrance | Critical Realism
My approach to natural theology | The Open Secret | Gifford Lectures | Hulsean Lectures | Karl Barth | Emil Brunner
Scientific Atheism | Richard Dawkins | Aspects of Atheism
| Works on apologetics | Science and faith | Oxford Center for Christian Apologetics | Apologetics and the Imagination
Theology Textbooks | Christian Theology Reader | Theology: The Basics | Theology: Basic Readings
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Alister E. McGrath Home Page

Welcome

Welcome to the home page of Alister McGrath, Professor of Theology, Ministry and Education, and Head of the Centre for Theology, Religion and Culture at King's College, London. This web site has been designed for those who want to know more about McGrath's approach to Christian theology, and provides the basic information that is needed by journalists or researchers, especially those interested in the interaction of the natural sciences and Christian theology.

The web site provides details of McGrath's publications, as well as material relating to how best to use his best-selling textbooks on Christian theology; his approach to natural theology; his interaction with atheism, especially the forms of scientific atheism associated with writers such as Richard Dawkins; and his work on the mutual interaction of the natural sciences and Christian theology. The web site is under development, and its features will be expanded as time progresses

Recent book A Fine-Tuned Universe: The Quest for God in Science and Theology was published by Westminster John Knox Press earlier this year. This substantial book represents an expanded version of the 2009 Gifford Lectures, delivered in February 2009 at the University of Aberdeen. Further details here.

Text of the 2009 Gifford Lectures.
The University of Aberdeen has made available the text of the six 2009 Gifford Lectures online for free download. These can be accessed here. Those wishing a much more extended analysis of the themes, including sourcing of primary and secondary sources, will need to get access to the published version of the lectures, which is now available.