W. Robert Godfrey
Biography
W. Robert Godfrey earned a PhD from Stanford University. Godfrey has served as president and professor of church history at Westminster Seminary California, and is a minister in the United Reformed Churches. Godfrey contributed to the book John Calvin (2025).
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Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age
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