Benjamin Dahlke

Prof. Dr. Benjamin Dahlke is a full-time Professor of Dogmatics and the History of Dogma at the Faculty of Theology, Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt. He serves as Vice Dean (2024-2028) and holds leadership roles in academic governance, including membership in the University Senate (2023-2027) and the Academic Committee of the Albertus Magnus Theological Scholarship Programme.

• Editorial Board: Catholica. Quarterly Journal of Ecumenical Theology
• Scientific Advisory Board: Johann Adam Möhler Institute for Ecumenism
• Membership: Bavarian American Academy

His research focuses on ecumenical theology, political theology, and Karl Barth's reception in Catholicism. Recent works analyze transatlantic Catholicism, religious nationalism in the USA, and 19th-century theological transitions. He is a peer reviewer for journals like Theologische Rundschau and Theology and Philosophy.

Prof. Dahlke contributes to systematic theology through edited volumes such as Being Church for Others? and Between Subjectivity and Revelation. His scholarship bridges historical theology and contemporary ecclesiology, with an emphasis on sacramental theology and confessional identity formation.