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Dr. John Maxfield is a Professor of History and Religious Studies at Concordia University of Edmonton, affiliated with the Department of Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Classics in the Faculty of Arts. He holds a PhD from Princeton Theological Seminary (2004) and has extensive academic credentials including multiple degrees from institutions like Indiana University and Concordia Theological Seminary.
His research focuses on the history of Christianity, particularly the Reformation era, Martin Luther's theology, and early modern European religious developments. Key interests include Lutheran identity formation, biblical interpretation in the Reformation, and the interplay between theology and historical context. His work often bridges historical analysis with theological reflection, emphasizing figures like Martin Luther and their impact on Christian thought.
Maxfield's publications span monographs, edited volumes, and journal articles, with notable contributions to understanding Luther's lectures on Genesis, the Diet of Worms, and comparative studies of Reformation theologians. He regularly teaches courses on the history of Christianity, medieval Europe, the Renaissance, and the Reformation, reflecting his deep expertise in these areas.
His academic contributions include editorial work on Luther's writings and interdisciplinary engagement with historical theology. His research highlights the ongoing relevance of Reformation ideas to contemporary theological discourse and historical scholarship.
