About
David A. Horner is Professor of Theology and Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University. He specializes in ethics, metaethics, apologetics, and medieval philosophy, with a focus on theistic moral realism and Christian worldview integration. His recent co-authored book Metaethics: A Short Companion (2024) defends a Christian perspective on moral foundations.
- Education: D.Phil. and M.Phil. from Oxford University, M.A. from Denver Seminary, B.A. from Colorado State University
- Affiliations: American Philosophical Association, Evangelical Theological Society, Society of Christian Philosophers, and President of The Illuminatio Project
Horner’s research bridges theological ethics with classical philosophy, emphasizing virtue, moral objectivity, and the role of faith in ethical reasoning. His public engagements include lectures on moral apologetics, media appearances, and contributions to Essentials in Christian Ethics series. Key themes include critiques of moral relativism, the relationship between divine authority and ethics, and the cultural impact of metaethical assumptions.
