Timothy Muldoon
Associate Professor of the Practice
Biography
Timothy P. Muldoon is a philosopher, theologian, and author of many books in the areas of Christian theology and spirituality. His research interests in both Philosophy and Theology include the thought of Bernard Lonergan, SJ, particularly as his work sheds light on reversing cultural decline; and the history and practice of Christian spirituality, particularly in the Ignatian tradition. He held several administrative and teaching roles at Boston College since 2005, and joined the Philosophy Department in 2020. He has held visiting professorships at LaSalle University, the Catholic University of America, and Washington Theological Union, and has lectured widely in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Prior to coming to Boston College, he was the Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, Philosophy, and Theology at Mount Aloysius College in Cresson, Pennsylvania. His current work involves the philosophy of community and the promotion of flourishing communities.
Official evaluation summary
Courses taught
- PHIL1091 Perspectives on Western Culture II/Perspectives II
- THEO1090 Perspectives on Western Culture I/Perspectives I
- THEO1091 Perspectives on Western Culture II/Perspectives II
- PHIL1090 Perspectives on Western Culture I/Perspectives I
- PHIL1070 Philosophy of the Person I
- PHIL1071 Philosophy of the Person II
- UNCP4603 Self & Community
- PHIL1726 Exploring the Mystery of God: A Philosophical Perspective
- MCPL1070 Philosophy of the Person
- PHIL4602 Self & Community