Professor T. Ryan Byerly
School of History, Philosophy and Digital Humanities
Professor in Philosophy of Religion
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School of History, Philosophy and Digital Humanities
9 Mappin Street
Sheffield
S1 4DT
- Profile
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Ryan joined the Department in Spring 2015. Previously, Ryan completed his PhD at Baylor University and taught at Regent University in the USA. His primary research interests are in Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, and Virtue Theory.
- Publications
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Books
- . Oxford University Press.
- . Routledge.
- Intellectual Dependability: A Virtue Theory of the Epistemic and Educational Ideal. New York: Routledge Press.
- Putting Others First: The Christian Ideal of Others-Centeredness. Abingdon: Routledge.
- Introducing Logic and Critical Thinking: The Skills of Reasoning and the Virtues of Inquiry. Baker Academic.
- The Mechanics of Divine Foreknowledge and Providence A Time-Ordering Account. Bloomsbury Publishing.
Edited books
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- Paradise Understood: New Philosophical Essays about Heaven. Oxford University Press.
Journal articles
- . Nature Chemistry, 17(8), 1139-1141.
- . Mental Health Religion and Culture, 26(1), 62-75.
- . Social Epistemology, 37(3), 290-304.
- . Journal of Moral Education, 52(1), 95-107.
- . Religious Studies, 59(3), 564-566.
- . Episteme, 20(2), 410-428.
- . Synthese, 200(2).
- . Personality and Individual Differences, 186(Part A).
- . Religious Studies, 58(4), 831-845.
- . Journal of Psychology and Theology, 50(3), 340-354.
- . Res Philosophica, 98(2), 161-179.
- . Religious Studies, 57(3), 567-571.
- . TheoLogica: An International Journal for Philosophy of Religion and Philosophical Theology, 3(2), 77-97.
- . European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 11(2), 1-21.
- . Teaching Philosophy, 42(1), 1-27.
- . Thought, 8(4), 278-285.
- . Philosophical Studies, 175(11), 2695-2713.
- . Analysis.
- . International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 83, 85-96.
- . European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 9(4), 3-12.
- . Sophia, 1-22.
- . Journal of Value Inquiry.
- . Res Philosophica.
- Problems for Explanationism on Both Sides. Erkenntnis.
- Do god's beliefs about the future depend on the future?. The Journal of Analytic Theology, 3.
- A Dispositional, Internalist, Evidentialist Virtue Epistemology. Logos and Episteme : an International Journal of Epistemology, V(4), 399-424.
- . Philosophia.
- . Sophia, 53(4).
- Reconstituting Ersatzer Presentism. Res Philosophica.
- God Knows the Future by Ordering the Times. Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion.
- . International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 137-154.
- . Ratio, 27(1), 53-67.
- Explanationism and Justified Beliefs about the Future. Erkenntnis.
- It Seems Like there aren't Any Seemings. Philosophia.
- Why Infallible Divine Foreknowledge cannot Uniquely Threaten Human Freedom, but its Mechanics Might. European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 4(4).
- Ockhamism vs Molinism, Round Two: A Reply to Warfield. Religious Studies.
- The Ontomystical Argument, Revisited. International Journal for Philosophy of Religion.
- . Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science, 54(3).
Book chapters
- , The Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Evidence (pp. 63-73). Routledge
- , Social Virtue Epistemology (pp. 453-469). Routledge
- In Buchak L & Zimmerman DW (Ed.), Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion (pp. 40-82). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- , Death, Immortality and Eternal Life (pp. 1-7). Taylor & Francis
- The All-Powerful, Perfectly Good, and Free God In Kvanvig JL (Ed.), Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion OUP
- Virtues of Repair in Paradise In Byerly TR & Silverman EJ (Ed.), Paradise Understood: New Philosophical Essays about Heaven Oxford University Press
- what's wrong with satanic temptation? In McCraw B & Arp R (Ed.), Philosophical Approaches to the Devil Routledge
- Foreknowledge and Explaining the Absence of Freedom, The Mechanics of Divine Foreknowledge and Providence: A Time-Ordering Account (pp. 37-54). Bloomsbury Press
- Postgraduate Supervision
Ryan welcomes PhD supervision in Philosophy of Religion and Virtue Theory
Current PhD Students:
Samuel Yao Jian Chan (First supervisor). Thesis topic: assessing theistic moral arguments from moral realism
Yuhan (Felicity) Fu (First supervisor). Thesis topic: motion and moral psychology
George Surtees (First supervisor). Thesis topic: How intellectual humility can promote close friendship between people of different social identities?
Henry Roe (Second supervisor), Thesis topic: Epistemic arrogance of individuals and collectives