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'''Stephen J. Nichols''' is the current president of [[Reformation Bible College]] in [[wikipedia:Sanford, Florida|Sanford, Florida]], where he also is a professor of apologetics. Nichols is the chief academic officer | {{Infobox_person | ||
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| residency = [[wikipedia:Sanford, Florida|Sanford]], [[wikipedia:Florida|Florida]] | |||
| occupation = [[wikipedia:Educational leadership|President]] | |||
| education = [[wikipedia:West Chester University|West Chester University]]<br>[[Westminster Theological Seminary]]<br>[[Geneva College]] | |||
| theology = [[Presbyterianism]] | |||
| affiliations = [[Reformation Bible College]] (president)<br>[[Ligonier Ministries]] (teaching fellow)<ref>https://about.ligonier.org/who-we-are</ref> | |||
| spouse = unknown | |||
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| website = [https://reformationbiblecollege.org/faculty/stephen-j-nichols RBC Faculty webpage] | |||
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'''Stephen J. Nichols''' is the current president of [[Reformation Bible College]] in [[wikipedia:Sanford, Florida|Sanford, Florida]], where he also is a professor of apologetics. Nichols is the chief academic officer and a teaching fellow at [[Ligonier Ministries]].<ref>https://reformationbiblecollege.org/faculty/stephen-j-nichols</ref> | |||
Dr. Nichols earned his M.A. in philosophy from [[wikipedia:West Chester University|West Chester University]], M.A.R. in theology from [[Westminster Theological Seminary]], and Ph.D. in apologetics from [[Westminster Theological Seminary]]. Dr. Nichols also received an honorary D.H.L. from [[Geneva College]]. He has authored or edited more than thirty books, including volumes in the Guided Tour series on [[Martin Luther]], [[Jonathan Edwards]], and [[J. Gresham Machen]]. He recently authored ''R.C. Sproul: A Life'' and is the general editor of the [[Church History Study Bible]]. In addition, he hosts the podcasts [[5 Minutes in Church History (podcast)]] and [[Open Book (podcast)]]. | Dr. Nichols earned his M.A. in philosophy from [[wikipedia:West Chester University|West Chester University]], M.A.R. in theology from [[Westminster Theological Seminary]], and Ph.D. in apologetics from [[Westminster Theological Seminary]]. Dr. Nichols also received an honorary D.H.L. from [[Geneva College]]. He has authored or edited more than thirty books, including volumes in the Guided Tour series on [[Martin Luther]], [[Jonathan Edwards]], and [[J. Gresham Machen]]. He recently authored ''R.C. Sproul: A Life'' and is the general editor of the [[Church History Study Bible]]. In addition, he hosts the podcasts [[5 Minutes in Church History (podcast)]] and [[Open Book (podcast)]]. | ||
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| Birth Date | unknown |
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| Residency | Sanford, Florida |
| Theology | Presbyterianism |
| Occupation(s) | President |
| Education | West Chester University Westminster Theological Seminary Geneva College |
| Affiliation(s) | Reformation Bible College (president) Ligonier Ministries (teaching fellow)[1] |
| Spouse(s) | unknown |
| Children | unknown |
| Website | RBC Faculty webpage |
Stephen J. Nichols is the current president of Reformation Bible College in Sanford, Florida, where he also is a professor of apologetics. Nichols is the chief academic officer and a teaching fellow at Ligonier Ministries.[2]
Dr. Nichols earned his M.A. in philosophy from West Chester University, M.A.R. in theology from Westminster Theological Seminary, and Ph.D. in apologetics from Westminster Theological Seminary. Dr. Nichols also received an honorary D.H.L. from Geneva College. He has authored or edited more than thirty books, including volumes in the Guided Tour series on Martin Luther, Jonathan Edwards, and J. Gresham Machen. He recently authored R.C. Sproul: A Life and is the general editor of the Church History Study Bible. In addition, he hosts the podcasts 5 Minutes in Church History (podcast) and Open Book (podcast).
