Historical Apologist: Anselm
Anslem (1033-1109) was an archbishop of Canterbury who is noted for his
invention of the ontological argument for God's existence (in his Proslogian) and his classical formulation of a
doctrine of the atonement that sees Christ's sacrifice as providing satisfaction
for human sin.
Anselm was a follower of Augustine and continued the tradition of "faith seeking understanding." Apologetics 315.
Anselm was a follower of Augustine and continued the tradition of "faith seeking understanding." Apologetics 315.