Dr. Ron Galloway

Introduction

1974: MA for a thesis in the area of psychology, and sociology: Kierkegaardian Freedom Versus Skinnerian Bondage: Lincoln Christian Seminary, Lincoln, Illinois
1973: M. of Divinity in doctrine and philosophy
1988: BA in Religious Studies: Major , Religious Studies, Minor, the Greek Classics. University of Calgary, 1988, awarded special academic recognition for highest proficiency in western studies.
1969: Bachelor of Sacred Literature: Alberta Bible College, 1969, Calgary, Canada
Doctor of Theology, (PHD Equivalent) University of South Africa, in the field of Systematic Theology (2007)

The impact of culture on Christian thought and conduct since the Enlightenment Era.
The Christian faith and comparative religions,
Analysis and research into the most influential theologians, and philosophers past and present.
Analysis of the history of New and Old Testament critticism
The nature of myth and symbol in religious, classical, and contempory literature.
Soon to be submitted for publication, a three volume work entitled Critique of the Western World. an analysis of the nature and cultural impact of the central cosmologies underlying the most prominent worldviews in Western and Eastern thought.

Humanity Most Precious, accepted for publication by Wipf publishers.
My Doctoral Dissertation was especially requested by Sacred Tribes, the publishing company who is presently reading the manuscript and sending good reports thus far.
Christian Research Institute, Global Educators Take New Age Religion to Elementary Classrooms, (Calgary, Alberta, Canada, published by CRI Canada, 1994).
Parents for Quality Education, New Age Religions in the Schools, (Calgary, Alberta, Canada, published by Parents for Quality Education, 1993)
Frequent published interviews with Alberta Report
Interview on Cable TV in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on the New Age Movement.
lecture presentation of T.S. Elliot at Nelson University Center
lecture presentation on the thought of Jacques Ellul at Nelson University Center.
lectures and seminars on New Age Religion presented across Western Canada, in 1994. Almost every weekend was booked.