Full Name John Ankerberg Role TV evangelist Name John Ankerberg | Spouse(s) Darlene Title John Ankerberg | |
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Born December 10, 1945 (age 78) ( 1945-12-10 ) Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Occupation Evangelist, Television personality, author, apologist theologian Employer Ankerberg Theological Institute (President) Known for Founder, President of Ankerberg Theological Institute, Chicago, IL
Host, The John Ankerberg Show TV program (syndicated) Religion Southern Baptist (Christian) Education Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Books The secret teachings of the Ma, The Facts on Halloween, Ready with an answer, Cult watch, Handbook of Biblical Evidences Similar People Walter Ralston Martin, Dillon Burroughs, Erwin Lutzer, Hugh Ross, Ergun Caner Profiles | ||
Exclusive interview with john ankerberg of the john ankerberg show concerning roman catholicism
John Ankerberg (born December 10, 1945) is an American Christian evangelist and TV presenter. He is an ordained Baptist minister and has written 91 books focusing on religious subjects. He is the producer and host of the nationally televised weekly half-hour program The John Ankerberg Show. Ankerberg earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago, an M.A. in Church History and Philosophy of Christian Thought, and a Master of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He earned a Doctor of Ministry from Luther Rice Seminary in Lithonia, Georgia.
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- Exclusive interview with john ankerberg of the john ankerberg show concerning roman catholicism
- John ankerberg ministries covers up for ergun caner christian dishonesty
- Bakker and PTL scandal
- Evangelicals and Catholics Together
- Personal life
- Awards
- Published works
- References
John ankerberg ministries covers up for ergun caner christian dishonesty
Bakker and PTL scandal
In 1987, Ankerberg presented evidence that exposed moral failings of televangelist Jim Bakker, which included solicitation for sex and homosexual relations.
Evangelicals and Catholics Together
In 1995 Ankerberg and other evangelical leaders expressed opposition to the proposed Evangelicals and Catholics Together ecumenical document designed to foster a sense of unity and cooperation between Protestant evangelicals and Catholics. This opposition resulted in a meeting which drafted an amendment clarifying the beliefs of the evangelical signers, which stated that "cooperation with evangelically committed Roman Catholics, does not imply acceptance of Roman Catholic doctrinal distinctives or endorsement of the Roman Catholic Church system." Ankerberg stated that the meeting "heals the breach", but "failed to mollify the concerns of many evangelicals."
Personal life
Ankerberg grew up in Mount Prospect, Illinois and now lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Ankerberg is married to Darlene and they have one daughter, Michelle.