Paul Rezkalla

Associate

Academic Summary

PhD, Philosophy (in progress), Florida State University
MSc, Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology (in progress), Oxford University
MA, Theology, Saint John's University
MA, Philosophy, University of Birmingham (UK)

Paul Rezkalla is a Graduate Cross-Training Fellow through the Society of Christian Philosophers and the John Templeton Foundation. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy at Florida State University and simultaneously pursuing a M.Sc. in cognitive and evolutionary anthropology at Oxford University as part of his doctoral research. He is interested in ethics, philosophy of science, evolutionary anthropology, and philosophy pedagogy.

Research Interests

Ethics
Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of Action
Science and Religion
Evolution of Morality

Affiliations

Florida State University (PhD Candidate)
Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion, University of Oxford (Associate Member)

Publications

“Aren’t right and wrong just matters of opinion? On moral relativism and subjectivism.” In Introduction to Philosophy, edited by Christina Hendricks. Rebus Press (forthcoming)
“Does Cognitive Science of Religion Undermine Religious Belief?” Philosophy and Cosmology 12, no. 1 (2015)