Scott Hahn

48 books

About the Author

Scott Hahn is a renowned Catholic theologian, biblical scholar, and author whose work has profoundly influenced contemporary Christian thought and devotion. A former Protestant minister who converted to Catholicism in 1986, Hahn holds a doctorate in biblical theology from Marquette University and serves as a professor of theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville. His writings bridge scholarly exegesis with accessible spiritual insights, drawing readers into the depths of Scripture and the richness of Catholic tradition. Through books like the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible: New Testament and Understanding 'Our Father': Biblical Reflections on the Lord's Prayer, Hahn illuminates the Bible's role in liturgy, prayer, and everyday faith, inspiring millions to deepen their relationship with God. With over 30 books to his name, he continues to lecture worldwide, fostering a renewed appreciation for the sacred texts that shape Christian life.

Common genres

apologetics Bible study Biblical Studies Biography Catholic Bible Catholicism Christian History Christian Living Christianity Education Eschatology History memoir Philosophy Reference Religion religious studies Spirituality Study Bible theological commentary Theology

Writing style

scholarly accessible devotional