Gregory was raised primarily in southwest Baltimore, Maryland, with an older sister and two younger brothers, in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.

His father was a defense/intelligence government worker, and Gregory spent his middle school years in Munich, Germany. In early high school Gregory developed an increasingly Reformed theological consciousness, and in late high school he discovered his strong interest in philosophy. After high school, he taught English conversation in Japan for a year before entering college.

During college he acquired a serious interest in the theology of Meredith Kline * and the philosophy of Herman Dooyeweerd *. After five years of Liberal Arts study near Chattanooga, Tennessee, Gregory dropped out of college and moved into Baltimore city where he worked odd jobs and instructed children in catechism. He then moved to Escondido, in southern California, for two years where he apprenticed as a printer and audited courses at a seminary.

He then moved back to Baltimore, working at a coffee shop, until moving to Hamilton, Ontario where he finished his undergraduate degree in philosophy. He spent that summer in Quebec studying French. After two more years back in Baltimore, working at a bookstore, Gregory moved to Amsterdam, the Netherlands and began a Masters program in philosophy.

After two years, Gregory returned to the States and lived in the Susquehanna Valley area of Pennsylvania for about four years where he worked odd jobs and was an instructor at the Susque Academy in Trout Run and occasional substitute at Northumberland Christian School. In early 2011 he moved to Phnom Penh, Cambodia where he received a TESOL certificate and taught for eight months. He is now teaching English in Beijing, China and writes about his latest endeavors at Baus Far East.

Gregory has been blogging since 2002, in which he reflects on ideas that are important to him, offers resources for further exploration to interested readers, and gives updates on various events in his personal life.

HERE is a brief statement about why he is a Dooyeweerdian.  You can find a layman's summary of Gregory's philosophical perspective HERE, and his published essay on an important Christian social-philosophy concept, called 'societal sphere sovereignty' is available HERE.