Miguel Angel Endara is a professor of philosophy and religion at Veritas International University. He has degrees in computer science, theology, apologetics, and a PhD in philosophy
Biography
Miguel Angel Endara is a professor of philosophy and religion at Veritas International University in Santa Ana, California. Miguel holds a PhD in philosophy from Saint Louis University, an MA in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary, an MA in Christian apologetics from Simon Greenleaf University, and a BS in computer science from California State University, Los Angeles. Miguel has written chapters for books such as The Comprehensive Guide to Science and Faith (Harvest House) and Reasons for Faith: A Survey of Contemporary Christian Issues and Evidences (Crossway Books). His articles have appeared in professional journals such as The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, Cognition and Culture, and Christian Scholar’s Review. He has also contributed articles to popular journals such as Touchstone and Christian Research Journal.
In addition to teaching at secular and Christian colleges and universities in the US, Miguel has also taught at Seminario Sudamericano (Semisud) in Quito, Ecuador. He is on the advisory board for the Scholl Institute of Bioethics and has done volunteer apologetic work for the Centro de Investigaciones Religiosas, a branch of the Centers for Apologetics Research (CFAR). Miguel has been a volunteer at Reasons to Believe since 1988. He and his family attend and serve in a Spanish-speaking Presbyterian Church.
Biography
Miguel Angel Endara is a professor of philosophy and religion at Veritas International University in Santa Ana, California. Miguel holds a PhD in philosophy from Saint Louis University, an MA in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary, an MA in Christian apologetics from Simon Greenleaf University, and a BS in computer science from California State University, Los Angeles. Miguel has written chapters for books such as The Comprehensive Guide to Science and Faith (Harvest House) and Reasons for Faith: A Survey of Contemporary Christian Issues and Evidences (Crossway Books). His articles have appeared in professional journals such as The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, Cognition and Culture, and Christian Scholar’s Review. He has also contributed articles to popular journals such as Touchstone and Christian Research Journal.
In addition to teaching at secular and Christian colleges and universities in the US, Miguel has also taught at Seminario Sudamericano (Semisud) in Quito, Ecuador. He is on the advisory board for the Scholl Institute of Bioethics and has done volunteer apologetic work for the Centro de Investigaciones Religiosas, a branch of the Centers for Apologetics Research (CFAR). Miguel has been a volunteer at Reasons to Believe since 1988. He and his family attend and serve in a Spanish-speaking Presbyterian Church.
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