Earl Cripe

D. Earl Cripe, Ph.D. (1934-2011) was a Senior Pastor, expository Bible teacher, Ordained Prophet and writer of Bible commentaries for more than forty-seven years. More popular abroad than he is in America, he held significant followings in West and Central Africa, Ireland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Moldavia, Romania, and Hungary (where he was often sought out to participate as a principal speaker in religious conferences). His widely noted radio and television series, God's Point of View, has aired throughout the US, South America, Ireland, England, and Africa for forty-three years. His writings include commentaries on all the books of the New Testament, three volumes on Genesis, five volumes on Exodus, numerous books of the minor prophets, a systematic theology on the Kingdom of God, and a layman's theological dictionary. In addition to that, he has written numerous articles and white papers on most of the vital issues of historic Christian dialogue. He has debated controversial subjects with leading theologians around the world in Christian symposiums and conferences. He held a Doctor of Arts Degree in Theology and rejected the modern movements of Age of Reason Theology, Age of Enlightenment Theology, Evangelical Conservative Theology, Christian Apologetics, Materialistic Theology, the Renewal Movement, Neo Evangelicalism and what he has labeled the no-absolute, situational and experiential "psychobabble" of the very latest religious-humanism fads. He held firmly to Historic Orthodox Christian Theology and to the Bible as the only guide to the faith and practice of the Church. You can read more about Rev. Cripe on www.godspointofview.com