Andrew Vink, Ph.D.

• Ph.D., Boston College (2021)
• M.A., Marquette University (2015)
• M.A., Marquette University (2012)
• B.A., Mount St. Mary's University (2010)

• Political Theology
• Latin American Liberation Theology
• Soteriology and Christology
• Catholic Social Thought

“Historical Soteriology and the Scale of Values: Ellacuría and Doran in Dialogue,” in Intellect, Affect, and God: The Trinity, History, and the Life of Grace, Marquette University Press, March 2021.

“Is Dormammu Evil? St. Augustine and the Dark Dimension,” in Doctor Strange and Philosophy, May 2018

“History from the View of the Cross: An Exploration of Lonergan and Latin American Theologies of Liberation” in Irish Theological Quarterly Volume 82, Issue 3, August 2017.

“Founding Fathers, Founding Slavers,” in Hamilton and Philosophy, July 2017.

“The Anti-Hero’s Journey: Deadpool as the Hero with A Thousand Faces,” in Deadpool and Philosophy, January 2017

“In the Midst of Our Sorrows: An Existential-Phenomenological Analysis of Evil,” in The Heythrop Journal Volume 56, Issue 1, January 2015.