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Miguel Angel Endara is a professor of philosophy and religion at Veritas International University in Santa Ana, California. He earned a PhD in philosophy from Saint Louis University, along with master’s degrees in theology and apologetics. He has published in journals such as Christian Scholar’s Review and The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly. An RTB volunteer since 1988, Miguel teaches widely in the US and abroad. He also serves on the advisory board for the Scholl Institute of Bioethics, and in a Spanish-speaking Presbyterian church with his family.
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