Klaus von Stosch

Prof. Dr. Klaus von Stosch holds the Chair in Systematic Theology at the University of Bonn's Catholic Theological Faculty. His research focuses on comparative theology, interreligious dialogue, and theodicy, with a special emphasis on Christian-Muslim relations. He is particularly known for his work on Qur’anic Christology and the role of comparative theology in addressing religious pluralism.

• University: University of Bonn
• Department: Systematic Theology with Special Consideration of Social Challenges

Research interests include comparative theology methodologies, theodicy, biblical and Quranic exegesis, and the intersection of theology with modern challenges like secularism and religious pluralism. His publications span monographs, edited volumes, and articles in German, English, and other languages.

Publications highlight interfaith engagement, such as Der andere Prophet. Jesus im Koran and Komparative Theologie als Wegweiser in der Welt der Religionen. He actively contributes to academic discussions on divine attributes, religious education, and the role of sacred texts in pluralistic societies.

Consultation hours are held weekly via prior email arrangement. His academic work bridges philosophical theology with practical dialogue initiatives, emphasizing mutual learning between religious traditions.