Marcus Borg

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Marcus Borg was an influential American New Testament scholar and leading figure in the Jesus Seminar, known for his liberal, historical-critical approach to the life and teachings of Jesus.

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instanceOf New Testament scholar
biblical scholar
human
professor
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1942-03-11
dateOfDeath 2015-01-21
denomination Episcopal Church
surface form: Episcopal Church (United States)
doctoralAdvisor George Caird NERFINISHED
educatedAt Concordia College, Moorhead NERFINISHED
Union Theological Seminary in New York City NERFINISHED
University of Oxford
employer Oregon State University NERFINISHED
familyName Borg NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Christian theology NERFINISHED
New Testament studies NERFINISHED
biblical studies
historical Jesus research
genre Christian non-fiction
biblical commentary
theology
givenName Marcus NERFINISHED
hasAcademicDegree Doctor of Philosophy
knownFor historical-critical approach to the New Testament
liberal Christian theology
participation in the Jesus Seminar
popularizing historical Jesus research for lay audiences
memberOf Jesus Seminar NERFINISHED
movement progressive Christianity NERFINISHED
name Marcus Borg NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableWork Jesus: A New Vision NERFINISHED
Jesus: Uncovering the Life, Teachings, and Relevance of a Religious Revolutionary NERFINISHED
Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time NERFINISHED
Reading the Bible Again for the First Time NERFINISHED
Speaking Christian NERFINISHED
The God We Never Knew NERFINISHED
The Heart of Christianity NERFINISHED
occupation New Testament scholar
university professor
writer
placeOfBirth Fergus Falls, Minnesota, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Portland, Oregon, United States NERFINISHED
positionHeld Canon Theologian at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland, Oregon
religion Christianity
sexOrGender male
spouse Marianne Borg NERFINISHED
writingLanguage English

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William Lane Craig hasDebated Marcus Borg