Sobre el Autor

Arthur F. Holmes was a prominent Christian philosopher and educator known for his significant contributions to the field of ethics and moral philosophy. He played a pivotal role in shaping contemporary Christian thought, particularly in the context of ethics and pastoral theology. Holmes was a professor at Wheaton College and served as a mentor to many students, inspiring them to engage deeply with the intersection of faith and reason.

His works, including 'Ethics: Approaching Moral Decisions' and 'Building the Christian Academy', reflect his commitment to integrating a Christian worldview within the academic framework. He emphasized the importance of a thoughtful approach to ethics, encouraging individuals to consider the moral implications of their decisions in a complex world. Through his writing and teaching, Holmes left a lasting impact on the field of Christian ethics and continues to influence scholars and practitioners alike.

nacionalidad Americano
Fecha de Nacimiento January 1, 1924
Lugar de Nacimiento Burlington, Iowa, USA
Fecha de fallecimiento January 1, 2011