Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology
Professor of Theology

At GTU since 1985

S.T.Lic., Jesuit School of Theology, 1989
Ph.D., Graduate Theological Union, 1986
M.Div., Dominican School of Phil. and Theology, 1978
M.A., St. Alberts College, 1974
B.A., cum laude, University of Santa Clara, 1971

Phone: 510/883-2082
E-mail: ekrasevac@dspt.edu

Current Research and Teaching Interests

• Natural Law
• Historical Foundations of Christology; Contemporary Christology
• Relation between critical biblical exegesis and faith in the "Third Quest" for the historical Jesus
• The nature of intentionality in moral action in the tradition of Aquinas

Selected Publications

• "Can Effects That Are Inevitable and Instrumental be Praeter Intentionem? Another Look at Aquinas' Understanding of Sit Proportionatus Fini." Angelicum 82 (2005): 77-88.
• "Between Fideism and Reductionism: Jean Porter on the NL." Irish Theological Quarterly 68 (Spring, 2003): 163-169.
• "Goodness and Rightness Ten Years Later: A Look Back at James Keenan and his Critics." American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 77 (2003): 535-48.
• "The Good that We Intend, and the Evil that We Do: A New Look at Praeter Intentionem in Aquinas." Angelicum 79 (2002): 839-54.
• "Between the Scylla and Charybdis of Faith and Fact." Logos 5:4 (Fall, 2002): 109-123.
• "Questing for Jesus: Need We Continue?" Doctrine and Life 50:12 (December, 2001).