JP MORELAND, Th.M., MA, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae ... - Biola University

Philosophy.
Bible: The Life and Teachings of Jesus
Associate Professor, Chesapeake Theological Seminary, 1984-87. I taught courses on
Bibliology and Apologetics, Christianity and Science, Survey of Apologetics,
Philosophy of Religion, Social Ethics, and Survey of Systematic Theology.
Associate Professor, Grace Discovery Center, 1984-87. I taught these courses: The
Theology of Death and the Afterlife, Christology, Theology Proper, Survey of
Systematic Theology, Introduction to Moral Thinking, Theology of the Spiritual
Life, The Resurrection of Jesus, Science and Christianity, Christian Social Ethics.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Towson State University, Spring, 1986.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Western Maryland College, Fall, 1986.
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Liberty University, 1987-89.
Professor of Philosophy, Liberty University, 1989-90.
Undergraduate Courses taught: Philosophy of Science, Logic, Introduction to
Philosophy, Medical Ethics, Ethics, History of Philosophy (Descartes to Kant),
Philosophy of Religion, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Christian Evidences.
Graduate Courses taught: Science and Christianity, Religious Epistemology,
Contemporary Problems in the Philosophy of Religion, Theological and
Philosophical Anthropology, Seminar in Social and Medical Ethics.
Professor of Philosophy of Religion, Talbot School of Theology, Biola University, 1990present.
Courses Taught: Apologetics, Philosophy of Religion, Ethics, Philosophy of
Science, Christianity and Society, Metaphysics, Epistemology, The Metaphysics
of Substance, Philosophy of Mind, and Naturalism, Physicalism, and Agency
Theory.
Visiting Professor, Christ College Irvine, Fall, 1990.
Visiting Professor, Simon Greenleaf School of Law, Spring, 1991.
Visiting Professor, International College, Honolulu, Hawaii, April, 1992 to 2002.
Visiting Professor, Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994.
COLLOQUIA LECTURES AND PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
1. "Thomas Kuhn, Theology, and Science," delivered to the faculty of the International
School of Theology, Fall, 1982.
2. "The Rationality of Belief in Inerrancy," delivered to the faculty of Washington Bible
College and the faculty of Capital Bible Seminary, Fall, 1985.
3. "Bioethics Committees and the Long Term Health Care Revolution," given at the
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