Samuel Davidson |

Princeton Theological Seminary

• samuel.davidson@ptsem.edu

Short Bio:

Samuel Davidson (PhD, Princeton Theological Seminary) is the Postdoctoral Fellow for Digital Learning and Continuing Education at PTS. He is a systematic and constructive theologian whose eclectic interests come together especially through theological engagements with ecology and psychology. He has taught master’s level courses at PTS as well as Truett Seminary at Baylor University, and he is passionate about training church leaders to think deeply and critically about the content of faith and the vocation of the church. He currently lives in Waco, TX with his wife and two small children.

Status
PhD 5+1 Post-Doc

Select Publications

“Sleep Science and the Limits of Creaturely Life: On Bonhoeffer and a Theology of Bodily Responsibility”
Pro Ecclesia (in press 2024, available Online First)

“Phenomenological Psychopathology, a Representative Review: Toward a More Integrated Theological Anthropology” Journal of Psychology and Christianity 42:3 (2023)

“Toward a Baptist Theology of Creation: Thinking in Place with Willie James Jennings and Baptist Ecclesiology.” Journal of European Baptist Studies 22:2 (2022)

“Addiction, Sin, and the Kierkegaardian Self: On Immanent and Transcendent Goods.” Journal of Psychology and Theology 50:4 (2022)

“Mens Curva in Se: Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Critique of Idealism and a Christological Redescription of Psychology.” Perspectives in Religious Studies 49:3 (2022)