Barry K. Creamer


President and Professor of Humanities
Department:
Barry K. Creamer 214.818.1300
  • 2000 Ph.D., (Humanities: Philosophy and History), The University of Texas at Arlington
  • 1994 M.Div., Criswell College
  • 1985 B.A. (English), Baylor University
  • “An Evangelical Perspective on Postmodernity,” Mishkan, issue 66, 2011.
  • Notes, Commentary, and Expanded Paraphrase: Mark, Philippians, General Epistles, Revelation. Smashwords Electronic Publications. 2010.
  • Revelation. Logos Research Systems, Inc. 2010. http://www.logos.com/product/5859/revelation.
  • “Article XIII: Stewardship,” in The Baptist Faith and Message 2000: Critical Issues in America’s Largest Protestant Denomination, ed. Doug Blount and Joe Wooddell (Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2007).
  • Cessationism,” The Criswell Theological Review, vol. 4, no.1, Fall 2006.
  • The Greek World
  • The Modern World
  • American Culture
  • American Culture (Contemporary Thought)
  • Topics in Humanities: Ancient and Roman World
  • Topics in Humanities: Greek and Medieval World
  • Topics in Humanities: Early Modern and Modern world
  • Senior Thesis
  • Introduction to Biblical Exposition
  • Sermon Delivery
  • Preaching from the Old Testament
  • Preaching from the New Testament
  • Preparation of Expository Sermons
  • Introduction to Philosophy
  • Introduction to Logic
  • Introductions to Ethics
  • Metaphysics
  • Advanced Studies: Philosophical Topics: Moral Philosophy
  • Philosophy of Religion
  • Biblical Hermeneutics
  • Critical Thinking
  • Critical Thinking (M.Div. Philosophy)
  • Moral Philosophy (M.Div. Philosophy)
  • Philosophy of Language
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