USD's John Bombaro, on: "Understanding The Kantian Divide"

The San Diego Philosophy Forum is pleased to announce that Rev. John J. Bombaro, USD Professor of Philosophy, will speak on "The Kantian Divide."

This event, open to the public, will take place 6:30-8:00 PM, Tuesday, October 22 at the North University Public Library: 8820 Judicial Dr. (near the 805 highway's Nobel Exit); Lib. ph. (858) 581-9637.

Bring dinner if you'd like. Light refreshments also available. More information, if any, will be posted, as available, to SDPhil.org. Call (619) 341-4278 for details.

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Rev. John J. Bombaro, PhD. is a faculty member in the Theology and Religious Studies Department at the University of San Diego, where he teaches courses such as "Christianity and Its Practice." In addition to his theological and philosophy training, he has a degree in chemistry, and has undertaken ministerial and academic training at Rutgers, Edinburgh, London, and Cambridge. He earned his Ph.D., at King's College, University of London.

In addition to his duties at USD, Dr. Bombaro serves as the senior pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, San Diego, and is a USN chaplain serving the USMC in a reservist capacity. He is a frequent contributor to "Modern Reformation," a bi-monthly magazine dealing with theology, apologetics and cultural issues, and his most recent work is Jonathan Edwards's Vision of Reality (Eugene: Pickwick, 2012).

John & Melinda Bombaro are blessed with four children and spend their leisure time cleaning up after the kids.

SAMPLE PUBLICATIONS:

"An Introduction to the New Testament and the Origins of Christianity" by Delbet Burkett (Book Review) - July/August 2006 Vol: 15 Num: 4

"Canon Revisited: Establishing the Origins and Authority of the New Testament Books" by Michael J. Kruger (Book Review) - Jan./Feb. 2013 Vol: 22 Num: 1

"Christ Present in Faith: Luther's View of Justification" by Tuomo Mannermaa (Book Review) - Jan./Feb. 2006 Vol: 15 Num: 1

"Lutheranism 101" edited by Scot A. Kinnaman (Book Review) - May/June 2011 Vol: 20 Num: 3

"Pilgrims on the Sawdust Trail: Evangelical Ecumenism and the Quest for Christian Identity" by Timothy George (Book Review) - March/April 2005 Vol: 14 Num: 2

"Simply Jesus: A New Vision of Who He Was, What He Did, and Why He Matters" by N.T. Wright (Book Review) - May/June 2012 Vol: 21 Num: 3

"The 'Miscellanies' 501-832" by Jonathan Edwards, Edited with an introduction by Ava Chamberlain (Book Review) - July/August 2001 Vol: 10 Num: 4

The First Christian: Universal Truth in the Teaching of Jesus" by Paul F.M. Zahl (Book Review) - Nov./Dec. 2004 Vol: 13 Num: 6

"The Rebirth of Orthodoxy" by Thomas C. Oden (Book Review) - Jan./Feb. 2005 Vol: 14 Num: 1

Fool's Gold: Discerning Truth in an Age of Error by John MacArthur (General Editor) (Book Review) - Nov./Dec. 2005 Vol: 14 Num: 6

The Oracles of God: "The Old Testament Canon" by Andrew E. Steinmann (Book Review) - Sept./Oct. 2001 Vol: 10 Num: 5

Can Orthodoxy Be Missional? - Sept./Oct. 2008 Vol: 17 Num: 5

Face-to-Face Discipleship in a Facebook World - July/August 2011 Vol: 20 Num: 4

Formed and Reformed: "Turning Back the Darkness: The Biblical Pattern of Reformation" by Richard D. Phillips (Book Review) - Jan./Feb. 2011 Vol: 20 Num: 1

Plagiarizing the Lord's Prayer - Nov./Dec. 2011 Vol: 20 Num: 6

Sight Seeing: "What Does It Mean To Be Saved?: Broadening Evangelical Horizons" by John G. Stackhouse, Jr. (Book Review) - March/April 2004 Vol: 13 Num: 2

The Book That Isn't Really There: Digital Texts and Declining Discipleship - May/June 2013 Vol: 22 Num: 3

Theological Detoxification: "Good News for Anxious Christians" by Phillip Cary (Book Review) - Nov./Dec. 2011 Vol: 20 Num: 6

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