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Benjamin Forrest | Biblical Theology for the Church Series

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Benjamin K. Forrest is associate dean of the college of arts and sciences at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. He is coauthor of Good Arguments: Making your Case in Writing and Public Speaking and co-editor of The History of Apologetics: A Biographical and Methodological Introduction. Dr. Forrest’s research focused on the spiritually formative experiences of seminary spouses. His research interests include spiritual formation, family ministry, and historical examples of leadership.


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