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Nigel John Biggar CBE (born 14 March 1955) is a British Anglican priest, theologian, and ethicist. From 2007 to 2022, he was the Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology at the University of Oxford.
Nigel Biggar is a leading Western ethicist who challenges prevailing ideologies and contextualises moral concerns within a historical framework. He is the author of Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning, a Sunday Times bestseller, and chairs the board of trustees of the Free Speech Union.
Nigel Biggar is a retired professor of moral and pastoral theology at the University of Oxford. He is an expert in Christian and religious ethics, and has published books on topics such as colonialism, war, rights, and forgiveness.
Nigel Biggar attempts a moral assessment of colonialism [of the British Empire]. Biggar judges what is morally right on the basis of intentions and purposes, rather than on the basis of the consequences of actions that have taken place.
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Nigel Biggar CBE is a distinguished scholar and author of books on colonialism, war, rights, and ethics. He has served on various academic and public bodies and has a keen interest in history and travel.
Nigel Biggar, a professor of theology at Oxford, leads a six-year project that explores the ethical dimensions of empire from antiquity to modernity. The project involves scholars from various disciplines and has faced controversies and criticisms over its approach and conclusions.
Nigel Biggar is a leading scholar of the ‘just war’ tradition and its application to modern conflicts. He has published widely on topics such as nuclear deterrence, military intervention, and historical remembrance, and has influenced public and political debates on warfare.
