Nationality American Name Everett Ferguson | Role Author Known for Early Christianity | |
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Employer Abilene Christian University Residence Abilene, Texas, United States Education Abilene Christian University, Harvard University People also search for Frederick W. Norris, John D Woodbridge, Bill Flatt, Jack Lewis Books Backgrounds of early Christianity, Baptism in the Early Church, Church History - Volume, Early Christians speak, The church of Christ | ||
Early christian periodizations of history dr everett ferguson
Everett Ferguson (born February 18, 1933) currently serves as Distinguished Scholar in Residence at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. He is author of numerous books on early Christian studies and served as co-editor of the Journal of Early Christian Studies.
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- Early christian periodizations of history dr everett ferguson
- Church history volume one video lectures chapter 14 everett ferguson
- Early life and education
- Awards and honors
- Memberships
- References
Church history volume one video lectures chapter 14 everett ferguson
Early life and education
He received both his undergraduate bachelor's degree and his first master's degree from Abilene Christian University in the mid 1950s. He immediately proceeded to Harvard University and received his Bachelor of Sacred Theology followed by a doctoral degree "with distinction" in History and Philosophy of Religion.
Awards and honors
During his education, Ferguson received such honors as the Honorary John Harvard Fellowship and Harvard Graduate School Fellowship. He later received awards from the Christian Research Foundation for both his dissertation, "Ordination in the Ancient Church," and for a translation of Gregory of Nyssa's Life of Moses. He was selected to speak as the John G. Gammie Senior Lecturer of the Southwest Commission for Religious Studies. He was later presented with a festschrift, The Early Church in Its Context: Essays in Honor of Everett Ferguson.
Memberships
Dr. Ferguson was a council member of the Association Internationale D'Etudes Patristiques, which seeks "to promote the study of Christian antiquity, especially the Fathers of the Church, without prejudice to work undertaken in this domain in various countries." He served for a term on the council of the American Society of Church History, and has also previously served as president of the North American Patristics Society (1990-1992), from which he received the Distinguished Service Award for more than thirty years of service.