David Worsley
Senior Lecturer
Profile
Biography
David is a senior lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the University of York, where he has taught since 2017.
David specialises in analytic theology and philosophy of religion and has published numerous articles, discussions, and chapters in venues such as Religious Studies, Philosophical Quarterly, European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, and the Journal of Analytic Theology. David has spoken at more than 30 conferences and workshops, and helped secure over £200,000 in external funding across multiple grants in Islamic, Jewish, and Christian analytic theology. He is currently working on a monograph on the beatific vision and an edited collection in honour of his late mentor and friend, The Rev'd Dr David Efird. He is a former secretary of the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion (2021 - 2025), and the current organiser for the British Analytic Theology Symposium ( https://bats.me.uk/ ).
David has taught undergraduate and postgraduate modules in analytic theology, including Religious Ethics (UG), Philosophy of Religions (UG), God and Morality (UG), Philosophy of Christianity (UG/MA), Philosophy of Islam (UG/MA), Suffering and the Good Life (UG/MA), Philosophy of the Spiritual Life (MA), Comparative Analytic Theology (MA), and Science-Engaged Analytic Theology (MA). David is a Senior Fellow of the HEA. In 2021, he was awarded a Vice-Chancellor's Teaching Award.
Research
Overview
I'm interested in epistemology, ethics, philosophy of religion, and philosophical theology.
Projects
I am currently working on a manuscript that examines analytic approaches to the beatific vision.
