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Alister Edgar McGrath FRSA ( / məˈɡræθ /; born 1953) is a Northern Irish theologian, Anglican priest, [9] [10] intellectual historian, scientist, [11] Christian apologist, and public intellectual.
McGrath is best known for his theological textbooks, but his books include both academic monographs and more popular works. He is in demand worldwide as a speaker. Many of his lectures and addresses are available through this site.
Alister Edgar McGrath (* 23. Januar 1953 in Belfast, Nordirland) ist der Andreas Idreos Professor für Wissenschaft und Religion an der Fakultät für Theologie und Religion der Universität Oxford. [1] Zuvor war er Professor für Theologie am King’s College London und Leiter des Centre for Theology, Religion and Culture der Hochschule. [2]
After gaining first class honours in Chemistry at Oxford, McGrath earned his doctorate in molecular biophysics in the laboratories of Professor Sir George Radda, and went on to gain first class honours in theology, and two further earned Oxford doctorates in theology, and intellectual history.
Exploring four major biblical narratives, enduring stories such as Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia, and personal narratives from figures such as St. Augustine and Chuck Colson, McGrath shows how we can both understand and share our faith through the use of stories.
Alister McGrath is one of the best-known Christian writers in the world. His books fall into three broad categories: academic monographs, usually published by Oxford University Press; theological textbooks, published by Wiley-Blackwell, one of the world’s leading educational publishers; and popular works, aimed at explaining or exploring ...
Alister McGrath initially studied natural science at Oxford, taking a doctorate in molecular biophysics under the supervision of Prof Sir George Radda. He then switched to theology. He was Oxford’s Professor of Historical Theology from 1999 to 2008.
