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  • About the Authors

Lisa Landoe Hedrick is a PhD candidate in theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School, where she holds the 2018–2019 Provost Dissertation Fellowship. Her dissertation addresses the problem of intentionality in analytic philosophy of mind by deploying a Whiteheadian critique of the tacit metaphysical assumptions upon which intentionality continues to seem problematic. In addition to analytic philosophy of mind and Whiteheadian philosophy, her research interests include American pragmatism, analytic philosophy of language, the history of method in theological discourse, the philosophy of science, and the metaphysics of democracy.

Mikael Leidenhag is a Research Fellow in Theology and Science at the University of Edinburgh. He obtained his PhD at the University of Uppsala. His current research area is on the relationship between natural teleology and Christian eschatology. Some of his more recent publications are "From Emergence Theory to Panpsychism: A Philosophical Evaluation of Nancey Murphy's Non-Reductive Physicalism" (Sophia: International Journal of Philosophy and Traditions [2016], "The Mysterianism of Owen Flanagan's Normative Mind Science" (Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science [2018]), "Religious Naturalism: The Current Debate" (Philosophy Compass [2018]), and Naturalizing God? A Critical Evaluation of Religious Naturalism (forthcoming with State University of New York Press).

Robert Cummings Neville, emeritus professor of philosophy, religion, and theology at Boston University, is a long-time member and former president of (H) IARPT and a frequent contributor to AJTP. He is the author most recently of Defining Religion (SUNY, 2017).

Ulf Zackariasson is associate professor of the philosophy of religion at Uppsala University, Sweden. He is former president and currently vice-president of the European Society for Philosophy of Religion. Zackariasson's research mainly concentrates on American pragmatism, and particularly pragmatist philosophy of religion. He is also the editor of several philosophical and multidisciplinary volumes on pragmatism, religion, and society, including Action, Belief and Inquiry: Pragmatist Perspectives on Science, Society and Religion and Relativism and Post-Truth in Contemporary Society (with Steve Fuller and Mikael Stenmark). [End Page 62]

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