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RICHARD LINTS, Ph.D.
Professor of Theology and Apologetics, 1986.
B.A. (Westminster College); M.A., Ph.D. (University of Notre Dame); A.M.
(University of Chicago).
Dr. Lints has overlapping interests in systematic theology, Biblical theology,
philosophy and cultural studies. He has authored the Fabric of Theology,
co-authored 101 Terms in Philosophy for Theology Students, edited
the collection of essays, Personal Identity in Theological Perspective,
and has a forthcoming work entitled, Radical Ironies: Religion, the 1960s
and the Dawn of the Postmodern World.
Dr Lints joined the Gordon-Conwell faculty in 1986. He has also taught
at Trinity College (Bristol, UK) Notre Dame, Yale Divinity School and Gordon
College.
Dr. Lints is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America. He
has been a church planter and served in a variety of other pastoral positions
in churches. He and his wife Ann reside in Boxborough, Massachusetts and have
three children, Catherine, Sarah and Lucas.
Semlink Courses Available
AP
201-I Introduction to Christian Apologetics
TH 203-I Modern Theology
TH 207-I Systematic
Theology III
Dr.
Richard Lints' Publications
You can get purchasing information on these books by visiting the BookCentre
online.
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