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David Marshall studied Christian theology at Oxford University before gaining a doctorate at Birmingham University in Islamic studies. He has taught courses on Islam and Christian-Muslim relations at many seminaries and universities including St Paul's University, Limuru, Kenya; Duke Divinity School; Georgetown University; and Edinburgh University, focusing particularly on the Qur'an and debates among Muslims today. An ordained Anglican, he has served the Church in various roles, including in the field of interreligious relations on the staff of the Archbishop of Canterbury and at the World Council of Churches. He is the Academic Director of the Building Bridges Seminar for Christian and Muslim scholars. https://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu/projects/the-building-bridges-seminar. Find Dr. Marshall on Academia.edu: https://unibe-ch.academia.edu/DavidMarshall
God, Muhammad and the Unbelievers: a Qur’anic Study(Richmond: Curzon, 1999)
‘Dialogue, Proclamation and the Growth of the Church in Religiously Diverse Societies’ in David Goodhew (ed.), Towards a Theology of Church Growth (London: Ashgate, 2015)
‘Christianity in the Qur’an’ in Islamic Interpretations of Christianity, ed. Lloyd Ridgeon (Richmond: Curzon, 2001)
‘Muhammad in Contemporary Christian Theological Reflection’ (Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations 24:2 (2013)
Learning from How Muslims See Christianity (Cambridge: Grove Booklets, 2006)
Christian-Muslim Relations, Qur'anic Studies
