C. Stephen Layman is an American analytic philosopher of religion at Seattle Pacific University, known for his work on moral arguments for theism, philosophical logic, and Trinitarian theology. He has contributed to debates on the problem of evil, the rationality of religious belief, and the social model of the Trinity.
Developed moral arguments for the existence of God in 'Letters to Doubting Thomas'
Authored 'The Shape of the Good: Christian Reflections on the Foundation of Ethics'
Contributed to Social Trinitarian arguments regarding the relational nature of divine persons
Published widely-used textbooks on philosophical logic and critical reasoning
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