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Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr., Th. D., is an ordained Presbyterian minister who has served in both the Presbyterian Church in America and the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. He is presently the Dean of Faculty and Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminster Classical College in Elkton, Maryland. He also serves as Assistant Pastor at Christ Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Elkton. He and his wife, Melissa, have three children, Amanda, Paul, and Stephen. He is a graduate of Tennessee Temple University (B.A., cum laude), Reformed Theological Seminary (M. Div.), Whitefield Theological Seminary (Th. M.; Th. D., summa cum laude). He also attended Grace Theological Seminary for two years, while a dispensationalist. When a student at Reformed Theological Seminary he studied under noted Christian apologist and theologian, the Rev. Greg L. Bahnsen, Ph.D. There he became close friends with Dr. Bahnsen, leading eventually to several joint ministerial projects. He and Dr. Bahnsen co-authored House Divided: The Break-up of Dispensational Theology, a critique of dispensational theology. They also spoke jointly at several theological conferences in the South.
Dr. Gentry is a member of the Evangelical Theological Society and is a Contributing Editor to The Counsel of Chalcedon magazine. He has published articles in numerous periodicals including Christianity Today, Tabletalk, Christianity & Society, The Banner of Truth, The Presbyterian Journal, The Fundamentalist Journal, The Freeman, The Journal of Christian Reconstruction, and Antithesis.
He also serves as Faculty member of the Bahnsen Theological Seminary (www.scccs.org), established in honor of the late Dr. Bahnsen. Bahnsen Seminary offers a seminary degree by directed study under tutorial oversight. He has written several books on eschatology, including The Beast of Revelation, Before Jerusalem Fell: Dating the Book of Revelation, He Shall Have Dominion: A Postmillennial Eschatology, and The Greatness of the Great Commission: The Christian Enterprise in a Fallen World. He is a contributor to four eschatological debate books: C. Marvin Pate, ed., Four Views of the Book of Revelation (Zondervan); Darrell L. Bock, ed., Three Views of the End of History (Zondervan); Thomas D. Ice, ed., The Great Tribulation: Past or Future? (Kregel); and David Hagopian, ed., Always Reforming: A Dialog of Differences within the Reformed Tradition. He is currently completing a commentary on Revelation entitled: The Divorce of Israel.
Dr. Gentry frequently conducts seminars, lectures, radio interviews, and debates on eschatological themes. He is also the founder and director of a correspondence course for Christian writers: Righteous Writing. This course provides instruction on reading techniques, research method, improving
writing style, securing a publisher, and techniques of book promotion.
For more information on various ministries by Dr. Gentry, he may be
contacted by e-mail at: kennethgentry@cs.com
Dr. Gentry is a member of the Evangelical Theological Society and is a Contributing Editor to The Counsel of Chalcedon magazine. He has published articles in numerous periodicals including Christianity Today, Tabletalk, Christianity & Society, The Banner of Truth, The Presbyterian Journal, The Fundamentalist Journal, The Freeman, The Journal of Christian Reconstruction, and Antithesis.
He also serves as Faculty member of the Bahnsen Theological Seminary (www.scccs.org), established in honor of the late Dr. Bahnsen. Bahnsen Seminary offers a seminary degree by directed study under tutorial oversight. He has written several books on eschatology, including The Beast of Revelation, Before Jerusalem Fell: Dating the Book of Revelation, He Shall Have Dominion: A Postmillennial Eschatology, and The Greatness of the Great Commission: The Christian Enterprise in a Fallen World. He is a contributor to four eschatological debate books: C. Marvin Pate, ed., Four Views of the Book of Revelation (Zondervan); Darrell L. Bock, ed., Three Views of the End of History (Zondervan); Thomas D. Ice, ed., The Great Tribulation: Past or Future? (Kregel); and David Hagopian, ed., Always Reforming: A Dialog of Differences within the Reformed Tradition. He is currently completing a commentary on Revelation entitled: The Divorce of Israel.
Dr. Gentry frequently conducts seminars, lectures, radio interviews, and debates on eschatological themes. He is also the founder and director of a correspondence course for Christian writers: Righteous Writing. This course provides instruction on reading techniques, research method, improving
writing style, securing a publisher, and techniques of book promotion.
For more information on various ministries by Dr. Gentry, he may be
contacted by e-mail at: kennethgentry@cs.com
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