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Calvin Miller was a significant author, professor, and figure in religion. He was most known for his contributions to spiritual literature as a tenured professor and a Samford University faculty member. Numerous reputable sources, including renowned publishers and academic publications, have praised and recognized Miller's work.
Career[edit]
Miller had an incredible career as an author and as an educator. His literary works go across many genres and have received publication from publishers like Simon and Schuster. Miller’s work in adding to the existing literature in religious studies has been identified and recognized for its depth and impact on individuals and the community.
Miller was also a professor and was on the faculty at Samford University. At Samford, his role transformed into more than an instructor. He was involved in many academic and community activities, which added to the university's culture.
Recognition[edit]
Miller’s contributions to academia have not gone unnoticed and have been recognized in various ways, such as in scholarly articles that discuss his work. Miller wrote more than 40 books, including The Singer, Letters to a Young Pastor and Preaching: The Art of Narrative Exposition. His memoir Life is Mostly Edges was published in 2008.
Death and legacy[edit]
Calvin Miller passed away when he was retired as a faculty member at Samford University at 75 years old following complications following open heart surgery, leaving behind a legacy of amazing literary contributions and influence. Samford University announced his passing, and his legacy will continue to live on forever.
References[edit]
1. Baker, Gary, and Lisa Nikol Nealy. 2008. “Calvin Miller.” PS: Political Science & Politics 41 (03): 636–37. https://doi.org/10.1017/s1049096508240916.
2. “Calvin Miller.” n.d. Simon & Schuster. Accessed March 26, 2024. https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Calvin-Miller/38978399.
3. “Calvin Miller, Retired Samford Faculty Member, Dies.” n.d. Samford University. Accessed March 26, 2024. https://www.samford.edu/news/2012/Calvin-Miller-Retired-Samford-Faculty-Member-Dies.