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'''Sir William Mitchell Ramsay''' (15 March 1851 - 20 April 1939) was a [[British]] [[archaeologist]] and [[New Testament]] scholar. Educated at [[University of Oxford|Oxford]], he held several prestigious professorships, including "First Professor of Classical Archaeology" and "Lincoln and Merton Professorship of Classical Archaeology and Art" at Oxford, and "Regius Professor of Humanity" at the University of Aberdeen. He received gold medals from [[Pope]] [[Leo XII]], the [[University of Pennsylvania]], the [[Royal Geographical Society]], the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, and was [[knight]]ed in 1906.

'''Sir William Mitchell Ramsay''' (15 March 1851 - 20 April 1939) was a [[British]] [[archaeologist]] and [[New Testament]] scholar. Educated at [[University of Oxford|Oxford]], he held several prestigious professorships, including "First Professor of Classical Archaeology" and "Lincoln and Merton Professorship of Classical Archaeology and Art" at Oxford, and "Regius Professor of Humanity" at the University of Aberdeen. He received gold medals from [[Pope]] [[Leo XII]], the [[University of Pennsylvania]], the [[Royal Geographical Society]], and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, and was [[knight]]ed in 1906.

==Atheism and conversion==

==Atheism and conversion==