Michael Bauer

Dr. Michael Bauer is a Lecturer at the Chair of Protestant Theology I - Systematic Theology and Contemporary Theological Issues at Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg. His work focuses on systematic theology, biblical hermeneutics, and cultural theology, particularly through historical semantics of modernity in theology (495 AD–1750). He has contributed to theological ethics, media pluralism, and the interpretation of biblical texts, as seen in his publications in collaborative volumes and journals like Zeitschrift für Neuere Theologiegeschichte.

• Affiliation: Institute for Protestant Theology and Religious Education, University of Würzburg
• Education: Doctorate in Theology (University of Würzburg, 2009)

His recent publications span systematic theology, ethical debates on media (e.g., Selfies als Ausdruck von Narzissmus?), and historical-theological analysis. While his teaching and research align with theology, his Google Scholar profile shows interdisciplinary contributions to chemistry and physics, though these appear unrelated to his theological roles. Further verification is needed to confirm if these represent the same individual.