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Max Baker-Hytch (born 30 July 1986) is a British [[analytic philosophy|analytic philosopher]], Christian theologian, and fellow of [[Wycliffe Hall|Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford]]. He possesses significant influence on [[analytic theology]], [[epistemology]], and [[philosophy of religion]]. He also proactively defends Christianity and engages in contemporary debates on theological or religious matters such as the [[existence of god]] on social media.
==Biography==
Max Baker-Hytch completed the [[Bachelor of Arts]] in theology with philosophy at the [[University of Exeter]], graduating with [[British undergraduate degree classification|first class honours]]. He continued his studies at the same university, obtaining the [[Master of Arts]] in ethics, religion, and society with distinctions in 2010. During this period, he also established a musical ensemble and fulfilled the role of guitarist. His music successfully gained the media attention, including coverage by the [[BBC]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/dorset/content/articles/2005/09/28/repercussion_feature.shtml |archive-url= |title= The Repercussion
|author=|date=2005-09-28 |website= [[BBC]] |access-date= |quote=Max is studying Philosophy at Exeter.}}</ref>
In 2014, he attained the Doctor of Philosophy degree from [[St Cross College, Oxford|St Cross College, University of Oxford]], under the supervision of [[Brian Leftow]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:74c7b127-cf27-4939-9e32-5341465e02a8 |archive-url= |title= Reformed Epistemology and Naturalistic Explanations of Religious Belief|author=|date=2014 |website= [[University of Oxford]] |access-date= |quote=}}</ref> His thesis titled Reformed Epistemology and Naturalistic Explanations of Religious Belief maintains a comparatively high rate of citations and is considered a phenomenal contribution to the field.<ref name = "Launonen1">{{cite journal |last=Launonen|first=Lari |date= 2021 |title=DEBUNKING ARGUMENTS GAIN LITTLE FROM
COGNITIVE SCIENCE OF RELIGION|journal= [[Zygon (journal)|Zygon]]|volume= 56|issue=2|pages=416-433 }}</ref><ref name = "Launonen2">{{cite journal |last=Launonen|first=Lari |date= 2022 |title=How Should Theists Respond to Debunking Arguments? A Critique of Hans Van Eyghen's Arguing from Cognitive Science of Religion|journal= [[Philosophia reformata]]|volume= 87|issue=2|pages=179-194 }}</ref>
From 2014 to 2015, he held the position of research fellow at [[Somerville College, Oxford|Somerville College, University of Oxford]] where a research was conducted on the project of new insights and directions in religious epistemology. He then spent an ephemeral period of time in [[Indiana]], [[United States]], where he served as a research fellow at the [[University of Notre Dame]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://philreligion.nd.edu/fellowships/past-fellows1/past-fellows-2010-/ |archive-url= |title= Past Fellows 2010-2019|author=|date= |website= [[University of Notre Dame]] |access-date= |quote=Religious Experience Residential Fellows
Max Baker-Hytch}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://al.nd.edu/news/latest-news/...t-awards-1-7-million-to-22-research-projects/ |archive-url= |title= The Experience Project Awards $1.7 Million to 22 Research Projects|last=Wallheimer|first =Brian|date=2015-09-08 |website= [[University of Notre Dame]] |access-date= |quote=“Is It Possible to Have a Veridical Experience of God’s Absence?,” Max Baker-Hytch}}</ref> Upon his return to Oxford in 2016, he was appointed as a tutorial fellow at [[Wycliffe Hall, Oxford]],<ref name = "CantabContri">{{cite web |url=https://www.cambridge.org/core/book...contributors/B4275157262E40115E06A49B4F85E6BF |archive-url= |title= Contributors|author=|date=2023-08-24 |publisher= [[Cambridge University Press]] |access-date= |quote=Max Baker-Hytch is a Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy at Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford.}}</ref> where he continues his academic research and lectures [[adult learner|mature students]] on philosophy.
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[[Category:Fellows of Wycliffe Hall, Oxford]]
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Max Baker-Hytch (born 30 July 1986) is a British [[analytic philosophy|analytic philosopher]], Christian theologian, and fellow of [[Wycliffe Hall|Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford]]. He possesses significant influence on [[analytic theology]], [[epistemology]], and [[philosophy of religion]]. He also proactively defends Christianity and engages in contemporary debates on theological or religious matters such as the [[existence of god]] on social media.
==Biography==
Max Baker-Hytch completed the [[Bachelor of Arts]] in theology with philosophy at the [[University of Exeter]], graduating with [[British undergraduate degree classification|first class honours]]. He continued his studies at the same university, obtaining the [[Master of Arts]] in ethics, religion, and society with distinctions in 2010. During this period, he also established a musical ensemble and fulfilled the role of guitarist. His music successfully gained the media attention, including coverage by the [[BBC]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/dorset/content/articles/2005/09/28/repercussion_feature.shtml |archive-url= |title= The Repercussion
|author=|date=2005-09-28 |website= [[BBC]] |access-date= |quote=Max is studying Philosophy at Exeter.}}</ref>
In 2014, he attained the Doctor of Philosophy degree from [[St Cross College, Oxford|St Cross College, University of Oxford]], under the supervision of [[Brian Leftow]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:74c7b127-cf27-4939-9e32-5341465e02a8 |archive-url= |title= Reformed Epistemology and Naturalistic Explanations of Religious Belief|author=|date=2014 |website= [[University of Oxford]] |access-date= |quote=}}</ref> His thesis titled Reformed Epistemology and Naturalistic Explanations of Religious Belief maintains a comparatively high rate of citations and is considered a phenomenal contribution to the field.<ref name = "Launonen1">{{cite journal |last=Launonen|first=Lari |date= 2021 |title=DEBUNKING ARGUMENTS GAIN LITTLE FROM
COGNITIVE SCIENCE OF RELIGION|journal= [[Zygon (journal)|Zygon]]|volume= 56|issue=2|pages=416-433 }}</ref><ref name = "Launonen2">{{cite journal |last=Launonen|first=Lari |date= 2022 |title=How Should Theists Respond to Debunking Arguments? A Critique of Hans Van Eyghen's Arguing from Cognitive Science of Religion|journal= [[Philosophia reformata]]|volume= 87|issue=2|pages=179-194 }}</ref>
From 2014 to 2015, he held the position of research fellow at [[Somerville College, Oxford|Somerville College, University of Oxford]] where a research was conducted on the project of new insights and directions in religious epistemology. He then spent an ephemeral period of time in [[Indiana]], [[United States]], where he served as a research fellow at the [[University of Notre Dame]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://philreligion.nd.edu/fellowships/past-fellows1/past-fellows-2010-/ |archive-url= |title= Past Fellows 2010-2019|author=|date= |website= [[University of Notre Dame]] |access-date= |quote=Religious Experience Residential Fellows
Max Baker-Hytch}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://al.nd.edu/news/latest-news/...t-awards-1-7-million-to-22-research-projects/ |archive-url= |title= The Experience Project Awards $1.7 Million to 22 Research Projects|last=Wallheimer|first =Brian|date=2015-09-08 |website= [[University of Notre Dame]] |access-date= |quote=“Is It Possible to Have a Veridical Experience of God’s Absence?,” Max Baker-Hytch}}</ref> Upon his return to Oxford in 2016, he was appointed as a tutorial fellow at [[Wycliffe Hall, Oxford]],<ref name = "CantabContri">{{cite web |url=https://www.cambridge.org/core/book...contributors/B4275157262E40115E06A49B4F85E6BF |archive-url= |title= Contributors|author=|date=2023-08-24 |publisher= [[Cambridge University Press]] |access-date= |quote=Max Baker-Hytch is a Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy at Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford.}}</ref> where he continues his academic research and lectures [[adult learner|mature students]] on philosophy.
==references==
{{references}}
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:1986 births]]
[[Category:21st-century British theologians]]
[[Category:Analytic philosophers]]
[[Category:Analytic theologians]]
[[Category:English philosophers]]
[[Category:British guitarists]]
[[Category:Alumni of St Cross College, Oxford]]
[[Category:Fellows of Wycliffe Hall, Oxford]]
Okumaya devam et...