In fact, I intend now to look more closely at some of these writings to see to what extent the investigations of others are borne out by my findings.
Thirdly, my religious upbringing deserves some comment.
My family attended the Presbyterian Church, yet my parents never tried to impose their religious beliefs or concepts upon their children.
They generally tried, as I was growing up, to encourage whatever interests I developed on my own and provided the opportunity for me to pursue them.
So, I have grown up having a “religion” not as a set of fixed doctrines,
but rather as a concern with spiritual and religious doctrines, teachings, and questions.
I believe that all the great religions of man have many truths to tell us,
and I believe that no one of us has all the answers to the deep and fundamental truths with which religion deals.
In organizational terms, I am a member of the Methodist Church.
Fourthly, my academic and professional background is somewhat diverse —some would say fractured.
I attended graduate school in philosophy at the University of Virginia and received my Ph.D. in that subject in 1969.
My areas of special interest in philosophy are ethics, logic, and the philosophy of language.
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