Keith Eyeons

Keith Eyeons is a Fellow in Theology at Downing College, University of Cambridge, where he also serves as Chaplain, Dean of Chapel, SCR President, and Secretary of the Governing Body. His academic credentials include MA degrees from Nottingham and a PhD.

Dr. Eyeons specializes in the intersection of theology and physics, with particular focus on quantum field theory and general relativity. His research explores how established physics concepts about reality's fundamental nature can inform theological discussions, bridging a gap between scientific understanding and religious interpretation. He advocates for a 'middle ground' approach within Christianity that integrates diverse traditions including Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and various Protestant movements. His work aims to make complex theological and scientific concepts accessible to broad audiences without academic jargon.

His publications demonstrate a consistent interest in bridging disciplines and traditions, with work spanning scientific and religious domains. His research shows progression from physics-theology connections toward examining intra-Christian unity and the value of a 'broad church' approach.

• Shortlisted for Michael Ramsey Prize

As Chaplain and Dean of Chapel at Downing College, Dr. Eyeons advises students and leads religious services, including Compline which attracts diverse student groups. His work bridges academic theology with practical pastoral care while maintaining strong connections with the student community.

Dr. Eyeons actively participates in the Downing College Chapel community, where he has established regular services that bring together students from varied backgrounds, fostering an inclusive spiritual environment that reflects his theological perspective.