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Garry DeWeese, PhD

Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Ethics; Director, Th.M. emphasis in Philosophical and Moral Theology

Garry DeWeese's concentration is in metaphysics and epistemology, specifically as related to philosophical theology. He is deeply committed to helping the church articulate and defend the concept of objective truth in an age of postmodernism and growing relativism. With a background in the sciences, he also has a long-standing interest in the relationship of science and theology. He authored God and the Nature of Time, Philosophy Made Slightly Less Difficult (with JP Moreland), has contributed chapters to a number of books, and has published articles in journals such as Philosophia Christi and Discipleship Journal.

Areas of Specialization

philosophical theology, philosophy of religion

Articles on the EPS Site

• Doing Philosophy as a Christian: Interview with Garry DeWeese (Part One)
• Quid ergo Hipponium et Floridensis?

Available Lectures by Garry DeWeese

• Can Christian 'Truth' be True...
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• It's Not Easy Being Green (Evangelicals)
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• Making Sense of the Trinity
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• The Unnaturalness of Naturalism
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• Theistic Evolution: A Stable Middle Ground?
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• Making Sense of the Trinity
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Books by Garry DeWeese

• Doing Philosophy as a Christian
  J.P. Moreland and Francis J. Beckwith
  InterVarsity Press, forthcoming
  
• God and the Nature of Time
  
  Ashgate Publishing, 2004
  ISBN #0754635198
  
  
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