Hello! My name is Daniel Arter. I am a theologian, apologist, and former pastor with more than a decade of ministry experience in churches across South Carolina, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. I am currently completing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Theology with an emphasis in Apologetics at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City.

Throughout my ministry experience, I served as the teaching pastor of Grace Reformed Baptist Church (Ramey, PA), an assistant pastor at Griggs Memorial Baptist Church (Greenville, SC), interim pastor at Rutherford Road Baptist Church (Greenville, SC), and a youth pastor and deacon at Brisbin Baptist Church (Brisbin, PA). I hold a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Ministry & Leadership (Apologetics concentration) and a Master of Arts (MA) in Biblical Studies, both from Bob Jones University.

This website serves as my professional academic and ministry hub—a central place to access my writing, research, and teaching. Here you will find my academic papers, current projects, and a collection of sermons, lectures, and non-academic reflections. If something is published and I am permitted to share it freely, it will be available here; otherwise, I provide links to official publications.

My scholarly interests focus on analytic epistemology, metaphysics, apologetic method, and Reformed theological prolegomena. More broadly, I enjoy exploring the intersection of theology and philosophy, especially the principial and epistemic foundations that undergird Christian belief.

You can also find me on social media, where I share writing, reflections, and updates related to theology, philosophy, and the Christian life.