Evan Sandsmark
PhD 2022
Education
- B.A. Philosophy, English Literature; University of Colorado (2010)
- M.A. Theology and Religion; Durham University (2013)
- Ph.D. Religious Studies - Theology, Ethics, and Culture; University of Virginia
Research Interests
- Philosophy of religion, philosophical theology
- The problem of evil in Christian thought
- Philosophical and religious ethics
- Differing methodologies and normative assumptions of religious studies, theology, and philosophy
Teaching
University of Virginia:
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Teaching Assistant, Fall 2015 – Theology, Ethics, and Medicine (Prof. James Childress)
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Teaching Assistant, Spring 2016 – Religion in American after 1865 (Prof. Heather Warren)
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Teaching Assistant, Fall 2016 – Theological Bioethics (Prof. Nichole Flores)
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Teaching Assistant, Spring 2017 – Religion in American Life and Thought from 1865 to the Present (Prof. Heather Warren)
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Teaching Assistant, Fall 2017 – Elements of Christian Thought (Prof. Paul Jones)
University of Colorado:
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Philosophy, English, and Writing Tutor – Fall 2008-Spring 2010
Publications
Academic:
- “The Cosmological Argument: A Pragmatic Defense” (coauthored with Prof. Jason Megill). European Journal for Philosophy of Religion. Volume 2. Number 1. Spring 2010. 127-142.
Popular:
- Trump and the Banality of Evil, The Square, February 26, 2018.
- Being rich wrecks your soul. We used to know that (with Charles Mathewes), The Washington Post, July 28, 2017.