Professor of Christian Apologetics
Scott Smith is keenly interested in our abilities to have moral and religious knowledge in order to address the "fact-value" split. He also is very interested in the needed ontology to have knowledge. He addresses “constructivism" and issues with our being able to have knowledge on the basis of naturalism, postmodernism, nominalism, and critical race theory. He also has written on the emergent church, as well as a knowledge argument and the moral argument for God’s existence. He works on exposing and addressing the many, even subtle, influences of naturalism on western churches. And, currently he is researching and writing on the ethics of critical race theory. He also serves as secretary-treasurer for the Evangelical Philosophical Society.
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