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George H. Shriver, a 1953 magna cum laude graduate of Stetson
University and a Phi Beta Kappa member, also received a bachelor’s
degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1956
and a doctorate from Duke University in 1961. He was named
a Swiss-American Exchange Fellow at the University of Geneva
from 1965 to 1966.
Elected
Professor of the Year at Georgia Southern University in 1975,
he received the Ruffian Cup, a distinguished award from Georgia
Southern University for Excellence in the Liberal Arts in
1997. The author of several scholarly works on religious history,
including Contemporary Reflections on the Medieval Christian
Tradition, American Religious Heretics and The Humanness of
John Calvin, Shriver has contributed articles to a sizable
list of reference works, scholarly journals and books, and
penned more than 300 book reviews.
Named
a professor of history emeritus at Georgia Southern University
when he retired after 26 years on the faculty, he established
the Dr. George H. Shriver lecture series with an endowment
to allow nationally known scholars to spotlight the multifaceted
role of religion in American history.
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