Theology and The Study of Religions
- Marilyn McCord Adams (Christ Church)
- Henry Airay (St Edmund Hall and The Queen's)
- James Alison (Blackfriars)
- Karen Armstrong (St Anne's)
- John Barton (Oriel)
- Gareth Bennett (New College)
- John Bowker (Worcester)
- George Granville Bradley (University)
- Reginald John Campbell (Christ Church)
- Edward Cardwell (Brasenose)
- John Chapman (Christ Church)
- William Robinson Clark (Hertford)
- William Cole (Corpus Christi)
- Kenneth Cracknell
- Herbert Danby (Keble and Christ Church)
- Douglas Davies
- Christopher Dawson (Trinity)
- John Day (Lady Margaret Hall)
- Gregory Dix (Merton and Keble)
- C. H. Dodd
- David L. Edwards (Magdalen and All Souls)
- Robert Ellis (Regent's Park)
- Mark Elvins (Greyfriars)
- Austin Farrer (Balliol, St Edmund Hall, Trinity, and Keble)
- John Fell (Christ Church)
- Paul S. Fiddes (St Peter's and Regent's Park)
- Richard Fiddes
- Richard Finn (Corpus Christi)
- John Foxe (Brasenose and Magdalen)
- Richard Hurrell Froude (Oriel)
- Paul Gifford
- Timothy Gorringe (St Edmund Hall and St John's)
- Renn Dickson Hampden (Oriel, St Mary Hall, and Christ Church)
- Daphne Hampson
- Tom Harpur
- James Hervey (Lincoln)
- George Hickes (St John's, Lincoln, Magdalen College, Magdalen Hall)
- Leonard Hodgson (Hertford, St Edmund Hall, Magdalen, Christ Church)
- Humphrey Hody (Wadham)
- Henry Scott Holland (Christ Church)
- S. H. Hooke (Jesus)
- Richard Hooker (Corpus Christi)
- Lawrence Humphrey (Magdalen)
- William Ince (Lincoln, Exeter, Christ Church)
- E. O. James (Exeter)
- David Jasper (St Stephen's House)
- Jerome of Prague
- Jeffrey John (Hertford, St Stephen's, Brasenose, Magdalen)
- John Keble (Christ Church)
- Fergus Kerr (Blackfriars)
- Andrew Linzey (Blackfriars)
- John Lowe (Christ Church)
- Herbert McCabe (Blackfriars)
- Diarmaid MacCulloch (St Cross)
- Alister McGrath (Merton, Wycliffe Hall, and Harris Manchester)
- John Macquarrie (Christ Church)
- Adam Marsh (Greyfriars)
- Peter Martyr Vermigli (Regius Professor of Divinity)
- Geoffrey of Monmouth
- Max Müller (Christ Church and All Souls)
- Oliver O'Donovan (Christ Church and Wycliffe Hall)
- J. I. Packer (Corpus Christi and Wycliffe Hall)
- Peter Payne (St Edmund Hall)
- Robert Payne Smith (Christ Church)
- Arthur Peacocke (Exeter, St Peter's and Christ Church)
- Edward Pusey (Christ Church)
- Timothy Radcliffe (Blackfriars)
- William Salesbury
- Jane Shaw (Regent's Park and New College)
- Richard Smyth (Merton, Christ Church, and St Alban Hall)
- Vincent Strudwick (Kellogg)
- Iain Torrance (Oriel)
- John Trevisa (The Queen's)
- William Tyndale (Hertford)
- Richard Ullerston (The Queen's)
- Henry Wace (Brasenose)
- William Wall (The Queen's)
- Henry Wansbrough (St Benet's)
- Keith Ward (Linacre and Christ Church)
- William George Ward (Christ Church and Lincoln)
- H. Wheeler Robinson (Mansfield and Regent's Park)
- Vernon White (Oriel and Wycliffe Hall)
- Maurice Wiles (Christ Church)
- William of Alnwick
- William of Ware
- John Williams (Jesus)
- John Wyclif (Balliol)
- Robert Charles Zaehner (Christ Church)
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