About Dr. Green
Dr. Green is the Provost of Arizona Christian University. He is excited about leading a faithful faculty and being part of a university committed to discipling students to love God with all their minds, so that they may transform culture with truth. He has served in a variety of teaching and administrative roles during his time in higher education, with experience at Wheaton College and Houston Christian University among others.
Dr. Green teaches philosophy and is particularly interested in the application of biblical worldview to questions in metaphysics, epistemology, and just war theory. He has been married to his wife, Kara, for over 25 years. They enjoy traveling the Southwest, hiking up Lookout Mountain, and spoiling their nieces.
Selected Publications & Works
“Mixed Motives and the Likelihood of Success” in Just War Theory and Likelihood of Success, eds. Robert J. Joustra and Eric Patterson (Routledge, 2026).
Editorial Introduction in The City; editor of The City, Summer 2015 – January 2023.
“Love and Mexican Standoffs” in Tarantino and Theology, eds. Jerry L. Walls and Jonathan L. Walls (Grey Matter Books, 2015).
“Time, Foreknowledge, and Alternative Possibilities,” co-written with Katherin Rogers, Religious Studies 48 (2012): 151–164.
“On Morally Grounding National-Defense,” Southwest Philosophy Review, July 2006, Volume 22, Number 2.
“Resurrection,” The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
