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 Marian
Hillar, M.D.,
Ph.D., earned his degrees at the University Medical School of Danzig and
studied at the Jagiellonian University and at Sorbonne. He did research
and taught in Europe at the University Medical School of Danzig and Universitá
degli studi di Camerino, and in the USA at Baylor College of Medicine and
Ponce School of Medicine. He is currently professor of philosophy and director
of the Center for Philosophy and Socinian Studies. He is a contributing
editor and frequently publishes in the Humanist cultural and philosophical
monthly published in Warsaw Bez Dogmatu (Without Dogma) and editor-in-chief
of the Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism, published by the American Humanist
Association, Washington, DC. He has written five books and published 140
papers. He has several discoveries in the biochemical sciences. His other
specialties are modern and classical languages and history of philosophy
and religions (biblical, patristic, and comparative religious studies).
His studies were focused on the ancient Greek philosophy, moral issues in
religion and philosophy, and the development of theology and religions.
He is a world expert on Michael Servetus and on the development and ideas
of the Socinian movement in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the
precursor of the Enlightenment and American democracy. He is listed in "Who's
Who In Theology and Science" and member of numerous scholarly organizations.
Publications:
Restoration of Christianity: An English Translation of Christianismi Restitutio Translated by Christopher A. Hoffman and
Marian Hillar
The Case of Michael Servetus: Hardcover
Michael Servetus: Intellectual Giant, Humanist, and Martyr Hardcover
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The Justification of Morals in the Philosophy of Thomas Aquinas |
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The Philosophical Legacy of the XVI th and XVII th Century Socinians: Their Rationality |
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