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Carlos Gil Arbiol is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Deusto, where he teaches at the Bilbao campus in the Faculty of Theology. He holds a BA in Theology and a PhD in Biblical Theology from the University of Deusto. His academic affiliations include both the University of Deusto and the Pontifical University of Comillas (Universidad Pontificia Comillas), where he is listed as a Faculty Member in the Faculty of Theology.
His educational background includes a BA in Theology and a PhD in Biblical Theology, both from the University of Deusto. His research focuses on New Testament studies, particularly Pauline theology and early Christian origins. He is a member of the 'Origins of Christianity from an Interdisciplinary Standpoint' research team recognized by the University of Deusto.
Gil Arbiol's research interests span New Testament and Christian Origins, Sociology of Religion, Biblical Theology, Early Judaism, and Ritual Purity. His recent scholarly work demonstrates a particular interest in spatial theory as applied to biblical texts, examining how space shapes social identity in early Christian communities. He has made significant contributions to understanding Pauline communities through the lens of 'third space' theory and marginality studies.
His publication record shows a strong focus on Pauline studies, with numerous articles exploring Paul's relationship with Judaism, the theology of the cross, and early Christian community formation. He has also produced important work on spatial theory in biblical contexts, examining how physical and conceptual spaces functioned in early Christian identity formation. His scholarship often bridges theological analysis with sociological and anthropological perspectives.
As an educator, Gil Arbiol teaches BA courses in Theology and Religious Sciences, as well as the Human Education in Values module. His specific teaching subjects include Synoptic Gospels, Paul's Letters, and Bible and Culture. His tutorials are held in Room D-208 at the University of Deusto.
