Staff profile

• Climate, nature, sustainability
• Ethics in policy and public life
• Philosophy and ethics of economics
• Theology, philosophy and the sciences
• Artificial Intelligence
• Meta-Ethics and Theology

• As Countries Prepare for COP27, We Must Remember That It is Never Too Late To Do the Right Thing
• COP27 - Just Another Cop-out
• CPW Autumn Lecture: Living in a Time of Ecological Crisis
• Faith at the Frontiers, Podcast with Dr Barnabas Aspray
• Philosophy, Theology, Agriculture: The Missing Link
• The Ethical Basis of Civil Resistance
• The Hook Lecture, 2021: What Do We Want To Sustain?
• What Is Mercy? - Connecting with Nature
• Why We Need to Confront Denial Over the Climate Crisis

• 0000: Best Doctoral Thesis: Faculty of Arts, University of Bristol
• 0000: Schillebeeckx Prize: University of Nijmegen
• 0000: Theology and Religious Studies Prize: Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge
• 0000: Uses and Abuses of Biology Prize: First prize, Faraday Institute, University of Cambridge

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Authored book

• (2023). Theology, Science and Life. Bloomsbury.
• (2022). God Has No Favourites. SPCK.

Book review

• Ernst M. Conradie, Sigurd Bergmann, Celia Deane-Drummond & Denis Edwards (Published). Review, Christian Faith and the Earth: Current Paths and Emerging Horizons in Ecotheology. Reviews in Religion and Theology 22(4): 319-22.
• Katharine Sarah Moody & Steven Shakespeare (2015). Review, Intensities: Philosophy, Religion and the Affirmation of Life. Reviews in Religion and Theology 22(1): 51-4.
• Alison Milbank (2013). Review, Chesterton and Tolkien as Theologians: The Fantasy of the Real. International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church 13(2): 163-5.
• Lisa Isherwood & Marko Zlomislic (2013). Review, The Poverty of Radical Orthodoxy. Reviews in Religion and Theology 20(3): 436-8.

Chapter in book

• (2023). Creation, Evil and Suffering. In The Oxford Handbook of Creation. OUP.
• Grey, Carmody (2018). ‘In Defence of Biodiversity: Biodiversity in Ecology and Theology’. In Theology and Ecology Across the Disciplines: On Care For Our Common Home. T&T Clark.

Journal Article

• Carmody Grey & Oliver Duerr (2023). On Changing the Subject: 'Secularity', 'Religion' and the Idea of the Human. Religions
• (2022). Function and Gratuity in Theology and Biology. Philosophy, Theology and the Sciences 9(1): 38-57.
• Grey, Carmody (2021). A Theologian’s Perspective on Science‐Engaged Theology. Modern Theology 37(2): 489.
• Grey, C. (2020). 'The Only Creature God Willed For Its Own Sake: Anthropocentrism in Laudato Si and Gaudium et Spes.'. Modern Theology 36(4): 865-883.
• Grey, C.T.S. (2019). Time and Measures of Success: Interpreting and Implementing Laudato Si. New Blackfriars 101(1091): 5-28.
• Grey, C. (2015). Only Theology Saves Culture: Overcoming Nature-Culture Dualism in Modernity and Postmodernity. Tijdschrift voor Theologie 55(4): 325-337.