Web Articles - Evangelical Philosophical Society

A Perspective on Perspectival Factualism: Response to Paul Gould

Richard Davis offers a modest critique of Paul Gould’s Essay on Academic Disciplines, Faithfulness, and the Christian Scholar.

Scholarship and Character as a Christian Academic

Dr. Michael W. Austin, PhD

Michael Austin responds to Paul Gould’s Essay on Academic Disciplines, Faithfulness, and the Christian scholar and draws implications for ethics and moral formation.

Christianity and Philosophy: A Changing and Uncertain Relationship

Dr. Michael J. White, PhD

Has ‘Christian philosophy’ been coopted by a ‘Westphalian philosophy’?

To Sanctify One’s Work and to think with the Church

Dr. Michael J. White, PhD

Michael J. White discusses two important imperatives and their application to Christian philosophers in the secular academy.

How Christians Should Teach Philosophy at Secular Institutions

Dr. Stephen T. Davis, PhD

This article outlines some of the main responsibilities of Christian philosophers at secular schools in light of their roles, responsibility and influence.

Love, Wisdom and (Christian) Philosophy

Dr. Mark S. McLeod-Harrison, PhD

Does the practice of Christian philosophy (or should it, at any rate) produce wisdom? This contribution to the Christ-shaped philosophy project considers that question in light of the offerings of analytic philosophy and theology.

On Biblical Ethics: Interview with Paul Copan

Paul Copan talks about his recent co-authored book, Introduction to Biblical Ethics

On Evolution, Theology and Thomism: An Interview with Michael Chaberek

Michael Chaberek’s EPS interview unpacks the thesis of his latest book and web paper on Thomism and evolution.