Michael Bird born in Paderborn, West Germany, is academic dean at Ridley College. His favorite movie is Return of the Jedi, he wants a dog named Nero, his favorite smell is samsara perfume, his first job was at a video store, and when not engaged in academic rigor he enjoys jogging.
Michael Bird: The Gospel in all Loci of Systematic Theology
Evangelical Theology: A Biblical and Systematic Introduction
Join us as we sit down with Dr. Bird and discuss the second edition of his Systematic Theology and what needs he saw that would cause him to take the time to offer the world yet another Systematic Theology.
“I have generally believed that some theologians should be routinely slapped in the face with a soggy fish in order to try to smack some exegetical sense into them. You can only watch someone struggling to push a round peg into a square hole for so long before you finally snatch the peg from them and say, “Just give it here; I’ll do it for you.” – Michael Bird
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