Dr. Rashad Rehman
Dr. Rashad Rehman serves on the Franciscan University faculty as an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and is an Associate Member of the Center for Bioethics.
His primary area of research is in bioethics, specifically bioethical issues concerning sex and gender. A scholar of Josef Pieper, he also maintains interests in ancient and medieval philosophy, metaphysics, and the philosophy of religion. At Franciscan, he intends to serve Christ in his teaching, research, and service.
Rashad lives with his wife, Emily, their daughter, Edith, and their son, Noah, in Steubenville.
Select Publications
- “Intersex-Selective Abortion is a Problem for Everyone” National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 24.2 (2024), 219-221.
- “‘Intersex’ Does not Refute the Sex Binary” The Linacre Quarterly, 90.2 (2023): 145-154.
- “Is Intersexuality a Mere Difference or Disorder?” Bioethics, 36.6 (2022): 673-679.
- “Sana oculos meos: Alypius’ Curiositas in Augustine’s Confessiones (6, 8, 13)” Augustinianum 61 (2021): 137-152.
