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James Taylor is a Professor of Philosophy and Department Chair at Westmont College. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Arizona, with prior degrees from Westmont College and Fuller Theological Seminary. His research focuses on Epistemology, Philosophy of Religion, and Christian Apologetics, with notable contributions to debates on atheism, religious epistemology, and educational philosophy. Taylor has authored/co-authored multiple books including Soul Pilgrimage: Knowing God in Everyday Life and Introducing Apologetics.
His work bridges philosophical rigor with theological inquiry, addressing contemporary challenges to faith through critical analysis of thinkers like Hume and Dawkins. Taylor's teaching emphasizes cultivating wisdom through liberal arts education, as seen in works like Learning for Wisdom. He maintains an active publication record across epistemology, historical philosophy, and practical theology.
As Department Chair, Taylor oversees the Philosophy program at Westmont, balancing administrative duties with scholarly pursuits. His office hours are held at Porter Center Room 8, with availability on Mondays, Wednesdays (downtown), and Fridays.
