Claudius Buchanan
Scottish theologian and missionary
Born
March 12th, 1766
259 years ago
Died
1815
210 years ago — 49 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Scotland
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A Scottish theologian and missionary, contributions included pivotal work in the field of Christian theology and missionary activities in India. Played a key role in translating the Bible into local languages, which facilitated the spread of Christianity. Authored works that addressed the principles of Christian education and the importance of missions in the 19th century. His efforts in establishing educational institutions and promoting literacy among Indian communities were significant.
Translated the Bible into Indian languages
Authored influential theological works
Promoted Christian education in India
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