Doumit A. Salameh is an associate professor at the Faculty of Humanities. He teaches philosophy and religion. Through his teaching, his main concerns are providing students with state of the art knowledge about the assigned topics, and developing in each one of his students a critical mind, preparing them for a genuine leadership role in the world at large. His research interests focus on violence and religion, multiculturalism and cultural specifity, faith and reason, religion and science, God and secularism. As of late, he has a growing interest in the Syriac language and culture.

Ph.D. in Philosophy, Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO, USA 1988.

M.A. in Philosophy, Saint Joseph University, Beirut, Lebanon, 1975

Books

Salameh, D. eds. (2006) Lebanese Pioneers. Beirut: Notre Dame University Press.

Salameh, D. eds. (2005) The Millennial Lecture Series: Religion & Science Interface 2002-2005, Beirut: Notre Dame University Press

Salameh, D.  eds. (2004) Christian Mysticism. Beirut: Notre Dame University Press.

Salameh, D, Co-Author (2000) Philosophy (English Textbook for the senior year in the Lebanese Public School System). Beirut: National Council for Education, Research and Development.

Salameh, D. eds. (1999) Kahlil Gibran & Ameen Rihani. Prophets of Lebanese-American Literature, Beirut: Notre Dame University Press.

Articles in Books

Salameh, D (2005) The Kantian Questions and the twenty First Century Man, Weltfragen for Lebanon. pp. 22-24.

Salameh, D (2003) God and Human Freedom: The Mu’tazilites and Ghazali Revisited, The Millennial Lecture Series, Beirut: Notre Dame University Press, pp. 87-96.

Salameh, D (2001) Pluralism and Democracy: a Philosophical Approach, Pluralism and Democracy, Beirut: Notre Dame University Press, June pp. 29-36.

Refereed Journal Articles

Salameh, D. (1994) Faith in the Qur'an. Palma Journal, Vol.2, issue #4, II, Beirut: Notre Dame University Press.

Conference Proceedings

Salameh, D. (2005) Ghazali’s Doubt and Redemption of Correlation Between Faith and Reason, Metanexus Conference, University of Pennsylvania.