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  • The Enduring Forms series.
    Book I - Ontological Foundations, is a philosophical research monograph arguing that reality is best understood through the irreducible interplay of three poles: Consciousness, Form, and Matter/Energy. The coherence of this triad is used as the principle that explains persistence, intelligibility, and emergence across biology, mind, and theology.
    Book II - The Grammar of Evolution, applies the same metaphysics to Evolutionary Biology. It confirms the scientific findings once heredity exists within a regime, but highlights the additional research needed to extend the theory of evolution across regimes.
    Book III - The Grammar of Mind, follows the same explanatory register of Book I to show how mind, self, consciousness, and intelligence operate while the observer and observed are within the same scene of disclosure. The book does not invalidate empirical findings, in cognitive science and psychology, rather introduces a unique operational model to define meaning, agency, error, illusions and elusions, and selfhood.
    Book IV - The Grammar of Theology, leverages the same concepts discussed in Books I, II, and III, to show how Christian Theological Anthropology shares the same ontological foundations when describing the first act of creation, good and evil, the fall, repentance, death, resurrection, and ascension.
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