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"If Christ is risen - then nothing else matters.
And if Christ is not risen - then nothing else matters."

English Department, Brooklyn College

Congratulations, Captain. You are approaching the Planet of Dinosaurs.
But first, welcome to the rather shabby galaxy of
Michael Delahoyde
Clinical Associate Professor of English
Washington State University

An Academic and Professional Web Resource for
American Literature
History of Technology
Shakespeare
Media & Communications
Semiotics
Classical Rhetoric
Lyric Poetry and Drama
and the Literature and Philosophy of True Love

(with information and links to Whitman, Thoreau, Sappho, Plato, McLuhan, Eco, Aristotle, Barthes, Magritte, and more. . . .)

Associate Professor
English Department, College of Liberal Arts
California Polytechnic State University

I am a psychologist, computer scientist, mathematician, analyst, and writer living in the scenic Central Coast area of California. (I used to live in Flagstaff, Arizona -- hence the photo above.) I currently dedicate my time to writing and activism. Previous positions include appointments at the RAND Corporation, Duke University, Wake Forest University, and several biotechnology companies, including Amgen, GlaxoSmithKlein, and Roche Molecular Diagnostics. My current writing deals mainly with philosophy (modern implications of ancient Greek philosophy), ethics, and religion.

Welcome to my Online Desk! I have created this website in order to share information about myself. I have a Masters and Ph. D. in Church History from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. My most recent teaching positions include Adjunct Instructor in the REACH program at Trinity International University, Deerfield, IL, and Visiting Adjunct at Jos ECWA Theological Seminary in Jos, Nigeria. In the fall of 2005 I began teaching as an adjunct for both Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. I have been asked to also teach as an adjunct for The College at Southwestern beginning in the fall of 2006.
My current/recent projects include:
Leading a History of Christianity Seminar at Fielder Road Baptist Church in Arlington, Spring 2006
Teaching Systematic Theology I and II for SWBTS in Marshall, TX, 2005-2006 academic year
Teaching Church History I and II for NOBTS in Shreveport, LA, 2005-2006 academic year
Teaching classes for The College at Southwestern, beginning Fall 2006
Writing Articles for The Southern Baptist Encyclopedia and the Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization
Book review for Baptist History & Heritage
Leading a college winter retreat for First Baptist Church, Boone, NC in January 2007
In addition to a continued desire to expand my knowledge, I enjoy participation in my local church. My wife and I are active members in an adult Sunday School class and assist with an after school program. I have also made contact with the regional SIM (Serving in Mission) director and have made myself available for various volunteer needs.
It is my long-term desire to find a teaching position in a local college or seminary. I believe this is my calling in life. I also see and feel a call to play a part in academic mission trips, whether they be short or long-term. For the next few years, however, I will remain in the DFW area as my wife will not complete her surgical residency at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, TX until the summer of 2009.
I do hope that you find the information contained in this website to be helpful and useful. If you have any questions and wish to contact me, please do so by email.
Sincerely,
Timothy M. McAlhaney, Ph. D.

Gyula Klima
Professor of Philosophy
Philosophy, Fordham University

Always wondered why New Kind of Science doesn't have a bibliography; here's why

"and here's a pen that actually works." - a little presumptuous on both counts, aren't we?

An essay that does a good job of making the point that psychology is inexact and really, we don't know shit about brains.

Associate Professor of Religion and History
Chair, Department of Religion
Boston University
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I earned my Ph.D. in medieval European history from Northwestern University and have appointments in both Religion and History at Boston University. My research and teaching focus on medieval and early modern European religious history, the Bible and biblical interpretation in medieval culture, the social contexts of mysticism, Christian-Jewish relations and other cross-cultural religious encounters, gender in religious history, and the history of science.