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| − | '''Gordon D. Fee''' is an American [[theologian]]. Growing up in a [[Pentecostal]] tradition, he obtained his Ph.D at [[University of Southern California]] and taught at several institutions of higher learning in the United States and later at [[Regent College]] in Vancouver, [[Canada]]. Fee is a renowned scholar on [[New Testament]] interpretation. | + | '''Gordon D. Fee''' is an American [[theologian]]. Growing up in a [[Pentecostal]] tradition, he obtained his Ph.D at [[University of Southern California]] and taught at several institutions of higher learning in the United States and later at [[Regent College]] in Vancouver, [[Canada]]. Fee is a renowned scholar on [[New Testament]] interpretation. He is also an ordained minister in the [[Assemblies of God]]. |
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Latest revision as of 17:53, February 15, 2012
Gordon D. Fee is an American theologian. Growing up in a Pentecostal tradition, he obtained his Ph.D at University of Southern California and taught at several institutions of higher learning in the United States and later at Regent College in Vancouver, Canada. Fee is a renowned scholar on New Testament interpretation. He is also an ordained minister in the Assemblies of God.
Women in Church
Fee supports increasing the role of women in ecclesiastical functions.[1]