Faculty

Dr Keith Condie

Dean of Students
Lectures in Ministry and Church History

Keith and Sarah have three wonderful children, Michael, Susannah and Jonathan.

Keith lectures in Ministry and Church History and his particular research interests are Richard Baxter, a 17^th century English Puritan who wrote a lot, and understanding marriage from theological and psychological perspectives.

The whole family are greatly encouraged by attending St Barnabas Broadway.  Keith enjoys good books, music, going to the gym, family holidays, and telling typical dad jokes.

keith.condie@moore.edu.au

PUBLICATIONS

‘Narrative Features of Numbers 13-14 and their Significance for the Meaning of the Book of Numbers’, Reformed Theological Review 60.3 (2001) 123-137

‘The theory and practice of meditation in the thought of Richard Baxter in its historical context.’  PhD thesis accepted by the University of Sydney.

‘Some Further Correspondence between Richard Baxter and Katherine Gell’ The Historical Journal 53, 1 (2010), pp. 165-176.

Articles in The Briefing

Review of the ‘Boundaries’ series, in The Briefing 288 (2002)

‘Building and maintaining marriage’ Issue 348, September (2007)

CURRENT RESEARCH

Theological, psychological and pastoral approaches to marriage

Revision of thesis for publication: ‘The theory and practice of meditation in the thought of Richard Baxter in its historical context.’

Theological, psychological and pastoral approaches to marriage

The Puritans & emotions (for 2011 School of Theology)

The relationship between psychology & theology

A biblical & theological model for pastoral ministry