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'''Alister McGrath''' (born 1953) is a [[Northern Ireland|Northern Irish]] biologist and Christian apologist. He is a Professor of Historical Theology at [[Oxford]] University. He was a previous head of Wycliffe Hall, one of Oxford's religious Permanent Private Halls. | '''Alister McGrath''' (born 1953) is a [[Northern Ireland|Northern Irish]] biologist and Christian apologist. He is a Professor of Historical Theology at [[Oxford]] University. He was a previous head of Wycliffe Hall, one of Oxford's religious Permanent Private Halls. | ||
| − | McGrath, a former [[atheist]], is one of the world's leading critics of [[Richard Dawkins]]. He published a critique of Dawkins' book ''[[The God Delusion]]'' titled ''The Dawkins Delusion?''. Another book of McGrath's is called ''The Twilight of Atheism'', which chronicles the fluctuation of atheism throughout history. In 2013, McGrath's biography on [[C.S. Lewis]] was published. | + | McGrath, a former [[atheist]], is one of the world's leading critics of [[Richard Dawkins]]. He published a critique of Dawkins' book ''[[The God Delusion]]'' titled ''The Dawkins Delusion?''. Another book of McGrath's is called ''The Twilight of Atheism'', which chronicles the fluctuation of atheism throughout history. |
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| + | In 2013, McGrath's biography on [[C.S. Lewis]] was published. | ||
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Revision as of 22:49, May 4, 2013
Alister McGrath (born 1953) is a Northern Irish biologist and Christian apologist. He is a Professor of Historical Theology at Oxford University. He was a previous head of Wycliffe Hall, one of Oxford's religious Permanent Private Halls.
McGrath, a former atheist, is one of the world's leading critics of Richard Dawkins. He published a critique of Dawkins' book The God Delusion titled The Dawkins Delusion?. Another book of McGrath's is called The Twilight of Atheism, which chronicles the fluctuation of atheism throughout history.
In 2013, McGrath's biography on C.S. Lewis was published.
