Archie Spencer is a Regent alumnus who studied under Dr. John Webster for a doctorate in systematic theology focused on the theology of Karl Barth. He is Associate Professor in the John H. Pickford Distinguished Chair of Theology at the Associated Canadian Theological Schools of Trinity Western University, where has taught since 2002. During the 2015-16 academic year, he will be teaching theology full time at Regent. His latest book, The Analogy of Faith: The Quest for God's Speakability has recently been published by InterVarsity Academic. He is also the author of Clearing a Space for Human Action: Ethical Ontology in the Theology of Karl Barth, as well as numerous articles and reviews. He is a member of the American Academy of Religion, the Karl Barth Society of North America, the Society for the Study of Theology. Archie is an ordained minister with the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptists in British Columbia/Yukon district. He and his wife Shelley have two children.
Analogy of Faith
Speaker(s): Archie Spencer
Date: Fall 2015
Length: 1h 19m
Product ID: RGDL4502AS
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The Regent College Bookstore is pleased to present an evening public lecture with Regent faculty member Archie Spencer to celebrate the release of his book, The Analogy of Faith: The Quest for God's Speakability. The book will be published by InterVarsity Press and be available in October 2015. A book signing will follow the talk.
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