Logan Paul Gage

Dr. Logan Paul Gage is a Professor of Philosophy and Director of Catholic Studies at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He holds a B.A. from Whitworth College (2004) and M.A./Ph.D. from Baylor University (2011/2014). His doctoral work on the phenomenal conception of evidence earned Baylor’s Outstanding Dissertation Award (2014-2015).

His research focuses on epistemology and philosophy of religion, with secondary interests in ethics, metaphysics, history of philosophy (especially St. Thomas Aquinas), and philosophy of science. Notable contributions include analyses of John Henry Newman’s epistemology, design arguments, and critiques of New Atheism.

His publications span academic journals and edited volumes, addressing topics like phenomenal conservatism, intelligent design, and religious epistemology. Awards include recognition for his dissertation’s contribution to humanities scholarship.

Gage maintains active engagement in academic discourse through peer-reviewed articles and co-authored works. His teaching and administrative roles reflect a commitment to integrating Catholic intellectual tradition with contemporary philosophical inquiry.