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The content that was originally on this page appears to have been copied from [1] (Google cache of text of PDF document). Although it has a copyright message at the bottom (©2003 Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, South Hamilton, Massachusetts), it consists entirely of four short, factual, declarative sentences on the man and his education. Facts such as these are inherently not copyrightable. Nevertheless, I have paraphrased it slightly in the current version. Please alter the wording further if you feel it is still a problem. I have removed the nn-bio speedy tag and added some references to his books. For the record, I am not the creator of the article, just came across it on NPP and thought it didn't deserve to be speedied. Nominate for AfD if you disagree. --The unknown editor who is too tired to log in - g'night. 06:00 9 September 2005 (UTC)