EPS Web Author Profiles
Mark S. McLeod-Harrison, PhD
Professor of Philosophy, George Fox University
Mark S. McLeod-Harrison is professor of philosophy at George Fox University. His writings include religious epistemology, religious diversity, ontological pluralism, and feminism along with popular works in poetry and apologetics. He has written or co-authored six books, with two more on the way, and co-edited one book. He formerly taught at the University of Texas, San Antonio and Westmont College. His work has been an effort to explore how all truth is God’s truth. His wife, Susan McLeod-Harrison, is also a writer. He has three sons and a daughter-in-law (ages 18-months to 25 years).
Areas of Specialization
religious epistemology, religious diversity, ontological pluralism, and feminism
Articles on the EPS Site
Books by Mark S. McLeod-Harrison
Apologizing for God: The Importance of Living in History
Cascade Publishing, 2011
ISBN #1608997669
Being at Home in the World: A New Christian Apologetic
Wipf and Stock, 2011
ISBN #1610970713
Make/Believing the World(s): Toward a Christian Ontological Pluralism
McGill-Queens University Press, 2009
ISBN #0773535934
Repairing Eden: Humility, Mysticism, and the Existential Problem of Religious Diversity
McGill-Queens University Press, 2007
ISBN #0773530592
