Chris Huebner

Chris Huebner is an Associate Professor in Theology and Philosophy at Canadian Mennonite University. He holds a PhD from Duke University (2002), MA from University of Manitoba (1995), and dual undergraduate degrees. His research explores intersections of philosophy and theology as embodied ethical enterprises, particularly examining epistemology through the lenses of martyrdom, peace/justice, and theological virtues.

Research Interests:

• Ethical dimensions of theological epistemology
• Martyrdom and knowledge relations
• Peace/justice theology
• Postmodern philosophy and theology
• Christian ethics and artistic expression

Publications focus on historical theology, ethics of violence/nonviolence, and Mennonite intellectual traditions. Community engagement includes ecumenical dialogues and leadership in Winnipeg's cycling community.