Josue Carames

Curriculum Vitae

Josue Carames, Ph.D. in Religion candidate at Claremont Graduate University with a concentration in Philosophy of Religion and Theology.

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In addition to his role as an Instructional Designer, he is also a philosopher, theologian, violinist, and a former Spanish military veteran. He is originally from Spain where he lived until the age of 24. He is also a professor of theology and philosophy in Spain.

He has a particular interest in philosophical and theological hermeneutics, phenomenology of religion, and meta-theology.

Research Interests

Education

Ph.D. in Religion 

Philosophy of Religion and Theology

Sep 2018 - Candidate

Claremont Graduate University

Fellowship Awards:

• CGU Trustee Fellowship Award

• Blaisdell Fellowship

• CGU Fellowship from the Department of Religion

M.A. in Theology

Biblical Languages

Apr 2016 - De 2017

Fuller Theological Seminary

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Scholarship Awards:

• James and Barbara Bere Scholarship

B.A. in Theology

Sep 2012 - Jun 2016

Facultad de Teología de las Asambleas de Dios de España

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High Honors Awards:

• Undegraduate dissertation: «EL ÜBERMENSCH, PROLEPSIS CRISTOLÓGICA DEL ÚLTIMO ADÁN» —Respuesta crítica al «superhombre» nietzscheano—

Diploma in Music

Violin Interpretation

Conservatorio Profesional de Música Muñoz Molleda

Sep 1996 - Jul 2008

Teaching Experience

Professor of Philosophy

April 2011 - Present

Facultad de Teología de las Asambleas de Dios de España

Courses taught: 

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• Introduction to the History of Western Philosophy (Spanish) - For the undergraduate program in the online learning modality.

Professor of Theology

May 2012 - Present

Centro de Investigaciones Bíblicas

    Courses taught:

• Dogmatic History (Spanish) - For the master's program in a distance learning modality.

• Acts of the Apostles (Spanish) - For the undergraduate program in a distance learning modality.​

Teaching Assistant

Summer 2019

​​Fuller Theological Seminary

Introduction to Old Testament with Dr. Sara Wells

Research Assistant

Jan 2017 - Nov 2017

Fuller Theological Seminary

Assisted Oscar García-Johnson, who is associate professor of theology and Latino/a studies and assistant provost for the Center for the Study of Hispanic Church and Community at Fuller Theological Seminary, in preparation for his book “Spirit Outside the Gate: Decolonial Pneumatologies of the American Global South”

Book Review

March 2019

“A History of Western Philosophy: From the Pre-Socratics to Postmodernism” by C. Stephen Evans

Reading Religion - A Publication of the American Academy of Religion

Upcoming in 2019

The Idea of God in Levinas: A Critical Response to Onto-theo-logy

Cerritos College (Norwalk, CA)