Richard John Neuhaus
Sobre el Autor
Richard John Neuhaus was a prominent Lutheran pastor who later converted to Roman Catholicism, becoming a significant figure in American religious and political life. He founded the influential journal 'First Things', which aimed to foster a dialogue between faith and culture, and was a strong advocate for the integration of religious values in public discourse. Neuhaus was known for his articulate defense of traditional Christian beliefs, particularly in relation to contemporary social issues, and he was often sought after as a speaker and writer.
nacionalidad
Americano, Canadiense
Fecha de Nacimiento
May 14, 1936
Lugar de Nacimiento
Pembroke, Ontario, Canada
Fecha de fallecimiento
January 8, 2009
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