A renowned Christian minister, theologian, and author, known for his poignant and thought-provoking writings that explore the intersection of faith and everyday life. His works often blend memoir, theology, and fiction to create a unique and captivating narrative style.
Born in 1892
A prominent mid-20th-century theologian and academic who developed the concept of "Christian realism," which emphasizes the role of sin and self-interest in human nature, influencing modern political and social thought.
Born in 1906
A German pastor and theologian who resisted the Nazi regime, writing influential books on faith and ethics, and ultimately giving his life for his convictions.
Born in 1886
A 20th-century theologian who redefined Christian doctrine with his emphasis on God's revelation and humanity's sinful nature, influencing modern Christian thought.
Born in 1886
A renowned philosopher and theologian who explored the intersection of faith and modern culture, developing a unique Christian existentialist perspective that continues to influence contemporary theology and philosophy.
92 Years Old
A celebrated author of novels, short stories, and literary criticism, known for his insightful and nuanced portrayals of American middle-class life. His writing often explores themes of identity, morality, and the human condition.
99 Years Old
A Southern Gothic mastermind, crafting dark, morally complex tales that probe the human condition, often with a touch of dark humor.
Born in 1916
A Southern literary icon, celebrated for exploring the human condition through philosophical and psychologically complex novels, often blending humor and satire.
Born in 1918
Renowned author of young adult fiction, particularly the iconic "A Wrinkle in Time" series, which explores themes of science, philosophy, and fantasy. Her works have captivated readers of all ages with their unique blend of adventure, spirituality, and social commentary.
