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#1 Alvin Plantinga		4 (28.6%)
#2 Nicholas Wolterstorff		1 (7.1%)
#3 Alastair MacIntyre		4 (28.6%)
#4 Douglas John Hall		0 (0%)
#5 Richard Swinburne		1 (7.1%)
#6 Keith Ward		1 (7.1%)
#7 Anthony Kenny(?)		0 (0%)
#8 Peter van Inwagen		1 (7.1%)
#9 Stephen R. L. Taylor		1 (7.1%)
#10 John Lennox		3 (21.4%)
#11 Stanley Hauerwas		2 (14.3%)
#12 Gregory Boyd		1 (7.1%)
#13 John Cottingham		0 (0%)
#14 John Zizioulas		0 (0%)
#15 Justo Gonzalez		0 (0%)
#16 John MacArthur		1 (7.1%)
#17 John Piper		2 (14.3%)
#18 Ben Witherington		0 (0%)
#19 William J. Abraham		0 (0%)
#20 Randy Maddox		0 (0%)
#21 Kenneth Collins		0 (0%)
#22 William Henry Willimon		0 (0%)
#23 Richard Mouw		1 (7.1%)
#24 Timothy Keller		3 (21.4%)
#25 Desmond Tutu		5 (35.7%)
#26 Russell Moore		1 (7.1%)
#27 N. T. Wright		4 (28.6%)
#28 William Lane Craig		4 (28.6%)
#29 Alister McGrath		3 (21.4%)
#30 Michael Coren		1 (7.1%)
#31 Dean Zimmerman		0 (0%)
#32 David Bentley Hart		4 (28.6%)
#33 Bishop Barron		3 (21.4%)

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Statilius the Epicurean
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	Re: Favorite living Christian thinkers « on: April 19, 2021, 07:34:43 PM »
	« edited: April 19, 2021, 07:40:55 PM by Statilius the Epicurean »

Desmond Tutu of course. MacIntyre is a giant in 20th century ethics. NT Wright does some decent Biblical criticism even if somewhat apologetic for my taste. Swinburne is the philosopher who from my limited reading seems be the most fruitful theist interlocutor for atheists: the only other two names on that list who I know are Plantinga and William Lane Craig, and I've never been nearly as impressed by either of those two intellectually.

Oh I know of David Bentley Hart but can't say I've read him. Seems like a nice enough guy from what I know by osmosis tho.

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