Education
BA, Houghton College, 1986
MDiv, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1989
Exams: History of Doctrine, Systematic Theology, Ethics, Philosophy, Philosophy (Wittgenstein)
PhD, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1997, Philosophy & Theology, Dissertation: “Richard Rorty’s Revised Pragmatism: Promise for and Challenge to Christian Theology”
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Bio
Professor Bill Greenway joined the faculty of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in 1998. Previously, he served as a teaching fellow at Princeton Theological Seminary, adjunct professor at The College of New Jersey, and visiting lecturer at Princeton University. He has served various churches in New York, New Jersey, and the Philippines as pastoral assistant, ecumenical associate, youth minister, and adult educator. He is an elder at University Presbyterian Church in Austin, where he has served on Session, chaired the Adult Education committee, volunteered with the program for university students, and taught a weekly adult Sunday School class.
Dr. Greenway focuses upon contemporary conversations among theology and philosophy and church and society. He is especially interested in theology and ecology and spiritually. He speaks regularly at churches, academic conferences, and publishes in journals like The Christian Century, The Journal of Religion, and Theology Today. His course offerings which range from more traditional offerings like "Plato and the Western Intellectual Tradition" and "Theology and Science: Critical Issues in the Contemporary Debate," to more creative offerings like "Nature, Theology, and Ethics" and the experientially based course, "An Adventure in Wilderness and Spirituality."
Dr. Greenway especially enjoys Austin because of its collegial atmosphere and student-driven sense of mission, because of its commitment to the church, because of its diverse and supportive faculty and staff, and because of the passion and commitment of his students.
