Robert Sutherland Alley
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Born5 Janruary 1932
Richmond, Virginia, United States
Died14 August 2006
Henrico County, Virginia, United States
EducationBA University of Richmond
B.D. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
MA Princeton University
PhD Princeton University
B.D. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
MA Princeton University
PhD Princeton University
Occupationsprofessor, Author
Dr. Robert Sutherland Alley | |
|---|---|
| Born | 5 Janruary 1932 Richmond, Virginia, United States |
| Died | 14 August 2006 Henrico County, Virginia, United States |
| Education | BA University of Richmond B.D. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary MA Princeton University PhD Princeton University |
| Occupations | professor, Author |
| Relatives | Alley Family |
Robert Sutherland Alley was an American author and university professor of religion, he worked at the University of Richmond.[1] He later went on to be the head of the schools Religion Department. He published and worked on many books in that time including:[2][3]
- Revolt Against the Faithful; A Biblical Case for Inspiration as Encounter (1970)
- The Producer's Medium: Conversations with Creators of American TV (1983)
- James Madison on Religious Liberty (1985)
- The Supreme Court on Church and State (1988)
- Love Is All Around: The Making of the Mary Tyler Moore Show (1989)
- Murphy Brown: Anatomy of a Sitcom (1990)
- School Prayer (1994)
- Without a Prayer (1996)
- Women Television Producers (2002)
Robert Sutherland Alley was born in 1932 to Dr. Reuben Edward Alley and Mary Sutherland in Richmond, Virginia. He was a 10th great-grandson of Roger Alley, Archdeacon of Cornwall, and an 11th great-grandson of William Alley, Bishop of Exeter.[citation needed]
He died on August 14, 2006 in Henrico County, Virginia.[4]