Carson Washington
Student
Doctor of Theology (ThD) Student in Theology, 2020- Present
CS Washington studies ,preaches, and teaches, at the crossroads of Theology and Ethics. He is interested in how theological affirmations function to produce ethical commitments that manifest in the life of the Church and christian adherents. CS employs Christian Liberation Theologies, biblical studies, ubuntu philosophy, womanism anthropology, critical race theory, and biopsychosocial approaches to identity construction in his research.
CS Washington studies ,preaches, and teaches, at the crossroads of Theology and Ethics. He is interested in how theological affirmations function to produce ethical commitments that manifest in the life of the Church and christian adherents. CS employs Christian Liberation Theologies, biblical studies, ubuntu philosophy, womanism anthropology, critical race theory, and biopsychosocial approaches to identity construction in his research.
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