Howard King (writer)

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Howard King is a leading writer in the field of Christian agrarianism, and writes from a Reformed perspective.

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Howard King studied at Toronto Baptist Seminary and Reformed Episcopal Seminary. He served as a deacon and licensed preacher in a Calvinistic Baptist church, and during this time edited the quarterly Gospel Clarion.

In April 2002 King established "Foundations", a biweekly newsletter dedicated to Reformed theology and Christian agrarianism. King has become a regular contributor to Patriarch Magazine. His written works include essays: A Christian-Agrarian Critique of Technological Society, Counterfeit Liberty, Is the Auburn Avenue Theology Biblical? and a book, The Myth of Sexual Equality.

Howard resides with his wife, Elizabeth, in Memphis, Tennessee.