Greg gained his first graduate degree at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome before returning to New Zealand to complete a PhD in Biblical Studies at the University of Otago. He has more recently completed a second PhD, in the Philosophy of Religion, and now teaches in both Religion and Philosophy. Having two young daughters, Anna and Kathryn, he is continually reminded of the truth of Quine's remark that the major questions of philosophy are asked by age five.
Greg is currently working on a new book entitled After Copernicus: Religion, Science, and Magic in Early Modern Europe.
I have a particular interest in the methodological naturalism or (more precisely) the methodological atheism of the modern sciences. In both history and the nat
