Archibald Alexander

1772 - 1851

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Biography

Archibald Alexander was an American Presbyterian theologian and scholar known for his influential role in the founding of Princeton Theological Seminary. Born in 1772 in Virginia, he served as the first professor at the seminary, where he taught and mentored numerous students who went on to become prominent religious leaders. Alexander was a prolific writer, publishing works on theology, spirituality, and biblical interpretation. His emphasis on the importance of personal piety and practical Christianity has had a lasting impact on American Protestantism.