Professor of Religion
College of Arts and Sciences, Religion
Office Location: Dunham Hall, Room 211
Telephone: 630-844-3847
Fax: 630-844-5242
Email: tmcfaul@aurora.edu
Before coming to Aurora University in Fall 2007, I held academic positions at several colleges and universities. Most recently, I was Professor of Ethics and Religious Studies at North Central College, where I now hold the status of Emeritus Professor. My other positions have been at George Williams College, University of Baltimore, University of Houston-Clear Lake, Mount Union College, and Notre Dame College in Manchester, New Hampshire. I have also traveled widely and taught in Costa Rica.
Education
Ph.D., Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts
M.Div., Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, California
B.A. Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, Illinois
Areas of Specialization
Religious and Philosophical Ethics
Comparative Religions
Religion and Society
Biblical Studies
Courses Taught
Introduction to World Religions
Religious Ethics
Faiths of Abraham
Faiths of India,
The Christian Bible
Jesus, Love the Stranger
Highlights of Presentations, Honors and Profession Contributions
Book-The Future of Peace and Justice in the Global Village, Praeger Press, 2006
Book-Transformation Ethics: Developing the Christian Moral Imagination, University Press of America, 2003
Book-The Future of Global Nuclearization, editor, JSAC Publications, 1885
Book-The Future of Global Economic Disparities, editor, JSAC Publication, 1985
Article-"The Threat of Nuclear Terrorism and the Abrahamic Religions," in Hopes and Visions for the 21st Century, edited by Timothy C. Mack, World Future Society, 2007
Highlights of Campus Involvement
Participant in Religion Major-Minor recruitment
Other Interests
Art
Music
Film
Aerobic fitness
Travel
