Editorial biography
Alex Malpass is a British philosopher specializing in logic, philosophy of time, and philosophy of religion. He completed his PhD at the University of Bristol and currently serves as a lecturer in philosophy. Malpass has made notable contributions to debates concerning the Kalam cosmological argument, particularly through his critical analysis of William Lane Craig's formulation. His work on temporal logic and the metaphysics of time has important implications for theological arguments that depend on temporal concepts. He has published extensively on logical paradoxes, the philosophy of time, and their applications to arguments for God's existence. Malpass is also known for his public philosophy work, including appearances on podcasts and YouTube channels where he discusses atheism, logic, and philosophical arguments about God. His rigorous analytical approach combines technical expertise in formal logic with clear philosophical argumentation, making him an important voice in contemporary philosophy of religion debates.