Andrew Pinsent is an English Catholic priest, theologian, and former particle physicist who has held academic posts at the University of Oxford and the Athenaeum of Ohio. Trained initially in high-energy physics at CERN, he later earned degrees in philosophy and theology, specializing academically in virtue ethics, science and religion, and the philosophy of the person.
He has written and contributed to a range of publications addressing faith, philosophy, and modern technology. His works include the academic study The Second-Person Perspective in Aquinas's Ethics, the catechetical and educational resources Evangelium and Credo, and exploring contemporary societal issues in Artificial Intelligence.
Andrew Pinsent is an English Catholic priest, theologian, and former particle physicist who has held academic posts at the University of Oxford and the Athenaeum of Ohio. Trained initially in high-energy physics at CERN, he later earned degrees in philosophy and theology, specializing academically in virtue ethics, science and religion, and the philosophy of the person.
He has written and contributed to a range of publications addressing faith, philosophy, and modern technology. His works include the academic study The Second-Person Perspective in Aquinas's Ethics, the catechetical and educational resources Evangelium and Credo, and exploring contemporary societal issues in Artificial Intelligence.