Dr. Paul Owen

Dedicated scholar in Biblical Studies and Ministry within the Christian tradition.
Part of the esteemed Faculty of Christianity, Culture, and Human Expression at Montreat College.

With over two decades at Montreat College, Dr. Owen holds degrees from Life Pacific College, Talbot School of Theology, and the University of Edinburgh, alongside advanced study at Dallas Theological Seminary.
His scholarly pursuits span diverse areas including the historical Jesus, Pauline theology, Jewish apocalyptic literature, and Mormon religious thought. Published extensively in leading academic journals, he maintains active memberships in the Society of Biblical Literature and Evangelical Theological Society.
Outside academia, Dr. Owen finds joy in writing fiction, raising five dogs, and coaching high school wrestling.
Identifies as Anglican and cherishes his role guiding students in both theological and practical ministry.

Degrees

B.A., Life Pacific College
M.A., Talbot School of Theology, Biola University
Ph.D., University of Edinburgh

Selected Publications

Authored influential works such as "Jesus as God's Chief Agent in Mark's Christology" and critical analyses of early Christian identity, while contributing to major journals like the Journal of Biblical Literature and the Calvin Theological Journal.

His bibliography reflects deep engagement with scriptural exegesis, theological history, and interfaith dialogue, cementing his reputation as a leading voice in contemporary biblical scholarship.

Professional Affiliations

Active participant in academic networks that advance biblical understanding and theological discourse across denominational lines.