Peter A. Huff

Peter Huff writes on the history of religion and unbelief. He has held endowed chairs at Xavier University and Centenary College of Louisiana and currently directs the Center for Benedictine Values at Benedictine University. He studied at the Cleveland Institute of Music before turning to theology and religious studies. His essays and reviews have appeared in magazines and journals such as Anglican Theological Review, Cross Currents, Dialogue, Fortean Times, Horizons, Interreligious Insight, Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Journal of Jungian Scholarly Studies, New Oxford Review, Pomegranate, Quaker History, Quest, and Reading Religion. Active in interfaith and intercultural dialogue, he lives and works in Chicago.