Archibald Alexander

Archibald Alexander (1772–1851) was a prominent American theologian and educator, known for founding Princeton Theological Seminary. He was a Presbyterian minister committed to theological education, emphasizing a balanced approach to faith and reason. Alexander aimed to train pastors who could thoughtfully interpret Scripture and serve effectively in their communities. His work helped shape American evangelicalism and fostered religious scholarship in the 19th century, leaving a lasting impact on Christian education and church leadership.