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       I serve as Lecturer in Religious Studies at the 
       University of Houston, course developer and instructor in the 
       Th.D. program at St. Leo University, and instructor of theology 
       in the core curriculum at the University of St. Thomas (Texas). 
       
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       Broadly, I study patristics and the theology of the Latin Middle
       Ages and Greek Byzantium. My research topics include Greek
       patristic Christology and cosmology, plus their Latin Scholastic
       reception. I am the author of 
  HTML Maximus the Confessor’s Thomistic Legacy
       (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies: Toronto, 2026). 
       
       Fueled by a Catholic desire to see humanity flourish with new
       technology rather than suffer from it, I advocate free and open
       source software (FOSS). I have training in networking and
       cybersecurity.
       
       I live with my wife, son, and daughter in Katy, Texas.
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       © 2026 Corey Stephan, Ph.D. 
       
       9 April 2026 - Gopher hole updated
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