b. 1957
Paul K. Moser is an American philosopher of religion and epistemologist at Loyola University Chicago, known for his work on religious epistemology, the hiddenness of God, and the evidential role of personal transformation. He has argued that knowledge of God is fundamentally volitional and moral rather than purely intellectual, challenging traditional natural theology.
Developed a volitional epistemology of divine hiddenness in 'The Elusive God' (2008)
Authored 'The Evidence for God' (2010) arguing for personifying evidence of God
Edited influential volumes including 'The Oxford Handbook of Epistemology'
Advanced Kerygma-oriented Christian philosophy centering on transformative encounter
Long-serving editor of the American Philosophical Quarterly