11 Facts About Brian Brock

Brian Brock holds a Personal Chair in Christian Ethics at the School of Divinity, History, and Philosophy, University of Aberdeen.

Brian Brock was elevated to a Personal Chair in 2018.

Brian Brock has been a visiting scholar at Duke Divinity School and the University of the Reformed Church in Kampen in 2014.

Brian Brock is a member of the University of Aberdeen's Centre for Spirituality, Health and Disability and a founding member of the Centre for the Study of Autism and Christian Community Friendship.

Brian Brock is a founding member of the new University of Aberdeen Friendship House initiative.

Since 2016, Brian Brock has been Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Disability and Religion.

Brian Brock is most notable for his contribution to the emerging field of disability theology, but has written widely in moral theology.

Brian Brock delivered the 2024 Annual Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice lecture in Dublin, Ireland.

Brian Brock is the author of Christian Ethics in a Technological Age and Captive to Christ, Open to the World: On Doing Christian Ethics in Public, which was discussed on the prominent evangelical podcast Mars Hill.

Brian Brock has edited or co-edited a number of essay collections, including Theology, Disability and Sport: Social Justice Perspectives, A Graceful Embrace: Theological Reflections on Adopting Children, The Freedom of a Christian Ethicist, Evoking Lament: A Systematic Theological Enquiry and Theology, Disability and the New Genetics: Why Science Needs the Church.

Brian Brock edited the first full-length English-language work by prominent German theologian Hans G Ulrich, Transfigured Not Conformed: Christian Ethics in a Hermeneutic Key.