Daniel Bramer

Daniel Bramer serves as Associate Professor of Philosophy within the School of Arts & Sciences, holding a prominent position in theological and philosophical scholarship.

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Theological and Philosophical Studies from Drew University
• M.A. in Theological Studies from Nazarene Theological Seminary
• B.A. in Philosophy and Psychology from Mount Vernon Nazarene University

Research focuses on the intricate relationship between ancient sacrificial practices and modern theological concepts, particularly examining Eucharistic theology through lenses of blood symbolism (nephesh), Near Eastern ritual traditions, and existential ethics. His work uniquely bridges hermeneutics with philosophy of technology, analyzing how digital contexts reshape religious interpretation and ethical frameworks while maintaining rigorous engagement with classical philosophical methods including logic and existential analysis.

Professional activities center on teaching and research within the Philosophy department, with contact accessible via institutional phone (267-341-3647) though email details remain obscured in available documentation.