À propos de l'auteur

William C. Placher was a prominent American theologian and scholar known for his significant contributions to Christian theology and philosophy. He was particularly noted for his works that explored the intersections of theology and literature, engaging deeply with the historical development of Christian thought. Placher's writings often emphasized the importance of historical context in understanding theological concepts, making them accessible to both academic and lay audiences alike. His most influential texts include 'Mark,' 'A History of Christian Theology,' and 'Readings in the History of Christian Theology,' which have been instrumental in shaping modern theological education.

Nationalité Américain
Date de naissance January 1, 1941
Lieu de naissance Newark, New Jersey, USA
Date de décès November 1, 2010