Richard Livingston is a Ph.D. student at Claremont Graduate University's School of Religion studying Philosophy of Religion and Theology. Most broadly construed, his academic interests are located in the complex interstices between religion and philosophy, theology and metaphysics, and, peripherally, their points of contact with science. His general areas of research include philosophy of religion, philosophical theology, phenomenology, ontology, and metaphysics. More specifically, he is interested in onto-theology, process-relational thought, speculative realism, and open and relational theologies. He holds a Master's Degree in Theology from the University of Chicago Divinity School (2005), and a Bachelor's Degree in Near Eastern Studies from Brigham Young University (2001).

Location

Claremont, CA

Disciplines

• Philosophy
• Religion

Affiliation

Claremont Graduate University