I am the creator of Living Under the Sun, an independent philosophy and education project exploring meaning, purpose, uncertainty, metaphysics, and Christian thought.

My work begins with questions that arise in ordinary life: What makes life meaningful? How much can we really know? How should we live when we cannot control or understand the whole?

I approach these questions through philosophy, Ecclesiastes, and the Christian intellectual tradition, with a particular interest in making difficult ideas understandable without reducing their depth.

My teaching explores reality, human responsibility, mortality, hope, and the relationship between what we believe and how we actually live. Living Under the Sun courses are designed to introduce learners to these questions carefully, encourage them to examine the arguments for themselves, and connect philosophical ideas with lived experience.