David Baggett is a philosophy professor and author widely recognized for his work in the area of moral philosophy, philosophy of religion, and the intersection of popular culture and philosophy. Although there may be more than one individual by this name, in an academic context, David Baggett is known particularly for his scholarly contributions to the discussion of ethical theory, the moral argument for God's existence, and C.S. Lewis's moral apologetics. He has co-authored and edited several books in these areas, such as "Good God: The Theistic Foundations of Morality," which delves into moral argument and theistic ethics. Baggett's work frequently engages with broad audiences by exploring philosophical themes through the lens of literature, movies, and other cultural artifacts, making philosophy accessible to a wider readership.