Donald Grey Barnhouse

Theologian and radio pastor

Donald Grey Barnhouse - Thinkers & Philosophers born March 28th, 1895
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American pastor and theologian engaged in evangelism and radio broadcasting. Founded the Philadelphia College of the Bible. Hosted the radio program 'Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible,' which became influential in disseminating Reformed theology. Authored several theological works and Bible commentaries, contributing to the understanding of Biblical texts. Actively participated in church leadership and was involved in various theological conferences.

Hosted 'Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible'

Founded the Philadelphia College of the Bible

Authored significant theological works

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