Hunter Brown, DPhil

Education

• DPhil, University of Oxford

• MPhil, University of Oxford

• MA, St. Mary’s Seminary and University

• BS, University of Texas at Arlington

Research Interests

• New Testament Wealth Ethics/Economic Theology

• Infants and People with Disabilities in Early Christianity . 

Publications Highlights

• Paul, Divestment, and Salvific Almsgiving. Dissertation, University of Oxford

• “Saved by Grace, Delivered by Almsgiving: An Exegetical Synthesis of Polycarp to the Philippians 1:3 and 10:2.” Studia Patristica, forthcoming

• “The Early Reception of 2 Peter 3:15-16.” ZNW 115:2 (2024): 249-264

• “‘The Law of Christ’ in Ignatius of Antioch.” Early Christianity 14:1 (2023): 55-74

About Dr. Brown

Dr. Hunter Brown is a Louisville Institute postdoctoral fellow at Truett Seminary. Dr. Brown comes to Truett after completing his DPhil in New Testament at Oxford. He is passionate about the study of the New Testament and is particularly interested in the practical theological horizons of contemporary Christian wealth ethics and the integration of people with disabilities into the life of the Church. In 2017, he helped to launch The Banquet Network and has been invested in various expressions of disability ministry. Dr. Brown is a native of Richardson, TX and also has a background in collegiate and professional golf; he was an intern with College Golf Fellowship in 2014-2015 and served as the head men’s and women’s golf coach at Goucher College from 2016-2020.