François de Muizon

François de Muizon is a Lecturer in Moral Theology and Head of the Canonical License of Theology at the Faculty of Theology, Université Catholique de l'Ouest (UCO) in Angers. He oversees the 'Theological and Philosophical Anthropology' research axis within the 'The Bible and its Readings' team. His roles include expertise in publication reviews and academic supervision of doctoral theses. He holds a Canonical Doctorate in Theology (2014) and Philosophy (2015) from the Catholic University of Lyon, both awarded *Very Honorable* distinctions.

Education: Canonical Doctorate in Theology (2014, Lyon), Canonical Doctorate in Philosophy (2015, Lyon), DEA in Philosophy (1987, Paris X Nanterre/EPHE), and Philosophy Aggregation (1998).

Research focuses on theological anthropology, the theology of the body, ethical foundations, and family/marriage studies. Key themes include the body's theological significance, gender discourse critiques, and ethical implications of contemporary societal shifts. His work bridges philosophical and theological traditions, emphasizing the logic of the gift in human relationships.

Publications span books, articles, and conference papers addressing topics like sexual ethics, marriage theology, and the legacy of Pope John Paul II's anthropological insights. Recent work explores transgender identity and the biblical basis for ethical living.

• Scientific Awards: *Very Honorable* doctorates in Theology and Philosophy (2014-2015).
• Advising: Supervises doctoral research on natural law and marital ethics.
• Labs/Teams: Lead researcher in 'The Bible and its Readings' team focusing on anthropological and exegetical studies.