Background
Garrett was born in Waco, Texas to James Leo Garrett Senior, a business teacher at Baylor University and his wife, Grace Hasseltine Jenkins Garrett.
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Garrett was born in Waco, Texas to James Leo Garrett Senior, a business teacher at Baylor University and his wife, Grace Hasseltine Jenkins Garrett.
Harvard University; The Catholic University of America. Baylor University; Princeton Theological Seminary.
He was converted in 1935 and was baptized into membership at the Seventh and James Baptist Church in Waco. He was licensed and ordained to the gospel ministry by the First Baptist Church of Waco
He earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Baylor University in 1945, a Bachelor of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1948, a Masters of Theology from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1949, a Doctor of Theology from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1954, and a Doctor of Philosophy from Harvard University in 1966. He has done additional studies at the Catholic University of America, in Washington District of Columbia, Oxford University, Saint John"s University, and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois.
In his long academic career he has taught at Southwestern Baptist Seminary (1949–1959, since 1979), Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky (1959–1973) and Baylor University in Waco, Texas (1973–1979).
He has also been a visiting professor at the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary. He has also been a guest lecturer in the countries of Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, the Ukraine, and Romania, and at several schools in the United States.
While a student at Southwestern, he pastored three small Baptist churches, and has served as an interim pastor for several Baptist churches. He is best known for his two volume Systematic Theology: Biblical, Historical, and Evangelical.
He has contributed articles to twenty-one other books and authored hundreds of journal articles, encyclopedia articles, and book reviews.
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