Neil Morrison

Dr. Neil Morrison is a faculty member in the School of Religion, Theology, and Peace Studies at Trinity College Dublin, where he teaches key modules on the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, ancient Israelite history, wisdom literature, and theological interpretations of Scripture. He contributes to research clusters including Hebrew Scriptures and Ancient Judaism, as well as the Bible in the Contemporary World.

His research focuses on Old Testament ethics, biblical hermeneutics, and the contemporary application of Scripture, bridging ancient texts with modern ethical and theological concerns. His work engages with interpretive methodologies and the relevance of biblical traditions in today’s world.

While no recent publications are listed in the provided text, his teaching portfolio indicates a strong engagement with the historical, literary, and ethical dimensions of the Hebrew Bible. This suggests scholarly activity centered on textual analysis, religious ethics, and pedagogical innovation in biblical studies.

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Advising and Grants: Dr. Morrison is associated with PhD student supervision within the School of Religion, Theology, and Peace Studies, indicating an active role in graduate mentoring. Although specific grants or funded projects are not mentioned, his integration into research themes such as 'Hebrew Scriptures and Ancient Judaism' implies participation in broader academic initiatives and collaborative scholarship.

Labs and Research Groups: Dr. Morrison is affiliated with research foci including 'Hebrew Scriptures and Ancient Judaism', 'New Testament and Early Christianity', and 'The Bible in the Arts and the Contemporary World' at Trinity College Dublin. These groups suggest interdisciplinary engagement with textual, cultural, and artistic interpretations of biblical traditions.