Professor Lo’s research interests lie in metaphysics and the philosophy of religion. He has been working on general metaphysical questions, e.g. grounding, modality, and identity, and various topics in the philosophy of religion, especially arguments for/against the existence of God and metaphysical/epistemological issues regarding divine attributes. His research has been published in both generalist and specialist journals, including Philosophical Studies, Analysis, Australasian Journal of Philosophy, Philosophical Quarterly, Noûs, Faith and Philosophy, and Religious Studies.

Shared by Professor Lo, “I sincerely thank my colleagues and collaborators for their generous support and invaluable assistance over the years. I am also grateful to the Department of Philosophy and the Faculty of Arts for providing a vibrant and nurturing academic environment.”

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