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• PhD, Theology, University of St. Andrews
• MA, Theology, Asbury Theological Seminary
• BA, English, University of South Florida

• Theology and Culture
• Christian Theology and Tradition
• Walking to Piraeus: The Ancient Greek World
• Faith, Reason & Romance: The Medieval & Renaissance Worlds
• Film, the Visual Arts, and Apologetics
• Introduction to Philosophy
• “Mere Christian Theology” and Apologetics Implications
• Comedy in the Western Tradition
• All Roads Lead to Rome: The Ancient Roman and Early Christian Worlds
• Enlightenment & Modernity
• The Last 100 Years
• The Story of Scripture

Dr. Tallon teaches in the Theology and Apologetics departments and the Doctor of Ministry program (Culture Track).

Dr. Tallon鈥檚 primary areas of research are in Christian theology and theological aesthetics. He is especially interested in doing 鈥榯heology through the arts,鈥� which examines how the arts can reorient and enrich our understanding of Christian truth.

• The Absolute Basics of the Wesleyan Way. Franklin, TN: Seedbed, 2020.
• “The Argument from Beauty and Play,” in Two Dozen or so Arguments for God. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018.
• The Absolute Basics of the Christian Faith: A Quick Sketch of Biblical Beliefs. Franklin, TN: Seedbed, 2016.
• The Poetics of Evil: Toward an Aesthetic Theodicy. New York:Oxford University Press, 2011.
• The Philosophy of Sherlock Holmes. Edited by David Baggett and Philip Tallon. Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky, 2012.
• “In Defense of The Problem of Pain,鈥� and 鈥淩eply to O鈥橦ara.鈥� In C. S. Lewis鈥檚 Defense of Christianity: For and Against. Edited by Gregory Bassham. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2015.
• 鈥淓schatology.鈥� (Co-authored with Jerry L. Walls.) In The Routledge Companion to Modern Christian Thought. Edited by James Beilby and Chad Meister. London: Routledge, 2012.
• 鈥淓vil and the Cosmic Dance: C. S. Lewis and Beauty鈥檚 Place in Theodicy.鈥� In C. S. Lewis as Philosopher. Edited by David Baggett et al. Downer鈥檚 Grove: InterVarsity Academic, 2008.
• 鈥淧retty, Fair Nonsense: Tolkien鈥檚 View of the Arts.鈥� In The Hobbit and Philosophy. Edited by Gregory Bassham. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 2012.
• 鈥淲atsons, Lestrades, Adlers, and Moriartys: An Aristotelian Investigation of the Nature of Friends and Enemies.鈥� In The Philosophy of Sherlock Holmes. Edited by David Baggett and Philip Tallon. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2012.
• 鈥淭hrough a Mirror, Darkly: Art-Horror as Locus for Moral Reflection.鈥� In The Philosophy of Horror. Edited by Thomas Fahy. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2010.
• 鈥淧sycho: Horror, Hitchcock, and The Problem of Evil.鈥� In Hitchcock and Philosophy. Edited by David Baggett and Shawn Drumlin. Peru, IL: Open Court, 2007.

In addition, Dr. Tallon is a contributor to the Transpositions blog, maintained by the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts (), and to Seedbed ().

Dr. Tallon is a member of the Evangelical Philosophical Society and the Wesleyan Theological Society.

Involvement in ministry is important to Dr. Tallon, and he has held a number of full-time positions in youth and college ministry.

He has a large family, who keep him on his toes. He likes outdoorsy sporting activities that don鈥檛 involve the application of game theory (e.g. biking, hiking, camping, running, frisbee, etc.).

You can also find him on Twitter (@philiptallon).