Richard Holland
Assistant Professor
Biography
My wife Larissa and I have been married since 1997, and we have four children. My family and I relocated to the valley from Virginia in the summer of 2018. I have been teaching since 2008. I have experience teaching philosophy and theology at a large private university, a community college, and a large public university. I earned my Ph.D. and M.Div. degrees from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary; and my undergraduate degree is in Mechanical Engineering, from Virginia Tech.
Education
  • Bachelor of Science
  • Master of Divinity
  • Doctor of Philosophy
Programs Taught
  • Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Apologetics
  • Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Apologetics (Accelerated Pathway to MDiv)
  • Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Philosophy
  • Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Philosophy (Accelerated Pathway to Master of Divinity)
  • Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with an Emphasis in Christian Education
Classes
  • CWV-101: Christian Worldview
  • CWV-106HN: Christianity: Story, Theology and Mission
  • PHI-103: Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics
  • PHI-307: Applied Ethics
Publications
  • Richard A. Holland, Jr.. (2012). God, Time, and the Incarnation.
  • Keener, C.. (2012). Review of Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts.
  • Richard A. Holland, Jr.. (2012). Evil, Real Life, and Apologetics.
  • Richard A. Holland Jr., and Benjamin K. Forrest. (2017). Good Arguments: Making Your Case in Writing and Public Speaking.
  • Tsohantaridis, T and Knox, J.. (2017). Scholar's Corner: the Gospel of John as Apologetics.
Presentations
  • Annual Meeting of the International Society of Christian Apologetics
  • National Meeting of the Evangelical Philosophical Society
  • Annual Meeting of the International Society of Christian Apologetics
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