Bernard J. Mauser
Pfafftown, NC
bernard.mauser@yahoo.com
Education:
Ph.D., Marquette University, Philosophy
M.A., Marquette University, Philosophy
M.A.A. Southern Evangelical, Apologetics/Philosophy (Cum Laude)
B.S. Youngstown State University
AOS: Ethics, Thomas Aquinas, Philosophy of Religion, History of Philosophy, Natural Law, Medieval Philosophy
AOC: Metaphysics, Philosophical Theology, Epistemology, Theology, Logic
University Teaching Experience
Assistant Professor Southern Evangelical Seminary
Course: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
Assistant Professor SDCC Rivendell Sanctuary Program
Recent Courses:
Critical Thinking/Logic, Economics, Theology, Philosophy, Philosophy of Math, Philosophy of Physics, Philosophy of Biology, Psychology and the Human Person, Philosophy of Sociology, Philosophy of Aesthetics, Modern Moral and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Government and Law, Old and New Testament Survey
Other Teaching Experience
Lecturer Bethlehem College and Seminary
Liberty University
Marquette University
Cardinal Stritch University
Doctoral Dissertation:
The Ontological foundations for Natural Law theory and Contemporary Ethical Naturalism
Director: Michael Wreen Committee: William Starr, Kevin Gibson, & Philip Devine
Publications
“Interfaith Worship: How Should Christians Respond?” Christian Research Journal, Vol. 36, Issue 4, 2013.
“Religious Pluralism: John Hick and the Elephant with Every Other Name,” Public Interest Institute Policy Study, No. 14, 7, Nov. 2014.
“Embryonic Stem Cell Research is Morally Wrong,” Public Interest Institute Policy Study, No.8, Vol. 22, Oct. 2015.
We Choose Life, “The Connections between Marriage, Family, and Life,” ed. Dave Sterrett, Hendrickson Publishers, 2016.
Reading to Grow: A Field Guide to the Bible, ed. Thomas A. Howe, Forthcoming in late 2017.
Publications under review
Plantinga and Aquinas on the Viability of the ‘Third Way’
Puzzling about “Some Puzzles Concerning Omnipotence”
Papers Presented
2010- “Toward a Theological Approach to Natural Law,” at the International Society of Christian Apologetics national conference.
2010- “Aquinas and Plantinga on the ‘Third-Way’,” at the Evangelical Philosophical Association national conference.
2013- “Interfaith Worship: Christian or not?” at The National Conference of Christian Apologetics.
2014- “Beware of Philosophy: The Hidden Dangers in Higher Education,” at MACHE Homeschooling Conference.
2015- “Reading to Grow: Biblical Interpretation for Everyone,” at The National Conference of Christian Apologetics.
Conference Organizer
2007- Conference on Philosophy and Christianity
2008- Conference on Christian Spiritual Formation
2009- Conference on Christian Apologetics
2014- Faith, Freedom and Christianity Economics Conference
Awards and Honors:
2003- CUM LAUDE Southern Evangelical Seminary
2014- Mini-Grant from the Acton Institute for Economics Conference
2014- Funded Scholar for the Acton Institute (Free Market Economics Conference)
2015- Chair Award for Teaching Excellence at Liberty University
2016- Grant from the Acton Institute
2016- Funded Scholar for the Acton Institute (Free Market Economics Conference)
Professional Membership
Evangelical Philosophical Association
Evangelical Theological Society
International Society of Christian Apologetics
Society for Classical Learning
Intercollegiate Studies Institute
Languages Studied
Latin, French, Greek, Spanish, Hebrew
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