ED. L. MILLER holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of
Southern California and a Doctorate of Theology from the University
of Basel, Switzerland. Professor Miller’s philosophical interests
encompass both the history of philosophy and philosophical theology. In
addition to numerous articles and reviews, his other books include Believing
in God, Philosophical and Religious Issues, God and Reason, and Salvation History
in the Prologue of John. He has taught at California Lutheran University,
St. Olaf College, and, for the last thirty years, at the University of Colorado,
Boulder. In addition to being a member of the philosophy faculty, he also
teaches for the Religious Studies Department and is Director of the Theology
Forum, A Center for Theological/Philosophical Discussion. He is a
member of the American Academy of Religion, the Society of Christian
Philosophers, and Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas. He is listed in The
Directory of American Scholars and Contemporary Authors. Professor Miller
travels regularly to Europe, and his family regards Switzerland as its “second
home.” Spare time is often spent on the plains doing research on the
Colorado Indian War, in the mountains skiing, or on his speedboat on Lake
Dillon. JON JENSEN received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of
Colorado, Boulder, where he was a student of Professor Miller. While
his philosophical interests vary widely, his research and publications
focus on environmental philosophy. Jensen has taught at the University of
Colorado, Green Mountain College, and now at Luther College, his alma
mater. In addition to teaching philosophy, he directs Luther’s Environmental
Studies program and enjoys canoeing, bicycling, backpacking, and gardening.
Jensen lives on a small farm near the Upper Iowa River with his
wife, Rachel, and two young daughters, Sylvia and Lily. |
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