Religion and Politics, Christianity, Plato, Taoism, Comparative Religion, Philosophy, Ethics, Philosophical Theology, History
I grew up in Allentown, PA. I went away to school at age 14. Since then I have lived in Charlottesville, VA, New Haven CT, and Pottstown, PA. My career has been teaching at both the secondary and higher ed levels, at Muhlenberg College, The Hill School and George Mason University. My non-professional passions have included photography, hiking/backpacking, sailing, music and motorsports. My daughter, Hadley, lives in Philadelphia, PA.
Can virtue be taught? and why asking is important: a defense of the Humanities and Liberal Arts Education
Abraham Lincoln and the Duke of Chou
Reason unrarefied: the curious conclusion of Plato's Theaetetus
Hubert H. Humphrey and the Politics of Joy
Rel 100: Human Religious Experience
Reli 211: Religions of the West
Reli 330: Religion, Fantasy and Imagination
Reli 331: Religion in America
Reli 333: Spiritual Autobiography
Reli 376: Special Topics in Religious Thought: Does God exist?
Reli 384: Global History of Christianity
Reli 420: Senior Seminar: Religious Studies Methodology
Reli 425: Directed Readings in Religious Studies
Reli 600: Interdisciplinary Pathways in the Study of Religion
The Hill School
The University of Virginia, BA Philosophical Theology
Yale University, MAR Religion and Politics
The University of Virginia, PhD Christian Social Ethics
Center for Humanities Research panel discussion: How to conduct research in the Humanities...and why? Spring, 2021