Richard A. Jensen

Theologian and academic author

Richard A. Jensen - Theologian and academic author
Born

1934
91 years ago

Died

November 19th, 2014
10 years ago — 80 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United States

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This theologian contributed extensively to the field of biblical studies and served as a professor at a notable institution. He authored several influential works, including publications that focused on early church history and theology. Active in academia, he was respected for his insights and scholarship, impacting theological education and discussion. His writings addressed significant historical and doctrinal issues within Christianity, enhancing understanding of scripture.

Authored influential works on church history

Served as a professor at a prominent institution

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