Owen Anderson

Dr. Owen Anderson is a public intellectual, professor, theologian, pastor, Gracie Jiu Jitsu instructor, and father of four. At Arizona State University, he specializes in the philosophy of religion, natural theology, ethics, and the intersection of religion and public life. With a Ph.D. in Philosophy and dual master’s degrees in Philosophy and Religious Studies, he has authored numerous influential works, including The Twelve Arguments and God and the Declaration of Independence.His research examines the clarity of God’s existence, ethics, and the philosophical foundations of religious belief. A frequent speaker at renowned institutions like Princeton University (as a James Madison Fellow) and Oxford, Dr. Anderson is known for his ability to address complex theological and philosophical topics in an accessible and engaging manner. 

Beyond academia, Dr. Anderson contributes to Christian education and outreach through the General Revelation Institute, where he organizes conferences and publishes on the significance of general revelation. He has also participated in community forums, professional conferences, and media interviews, sharing insights on religious liberty, education, and faith in public life. His blend of scholarly expertise, practical application, and engaging communication makes him a sought-after guest for podcasts exploring philosophy, theology, and contemporary issues of faith.

He is the pastor of Historic Christian Church of Phoenix in Peoria, Arizona.