William Webster (theologian)

William Webster (born 1955) is an American theologian and apologist known for his writings and debates defending Reformed theology, particularly concerning the authority of Scripture and the doctrines of grace. He is a prominent figure in Reformed Baptist circles.

Webster's theological work often engages with Roman Catholicism, defending Protestant distinctives and critiquing Catholic doctrine. He is the author of several books, including The Matthew 16 Controversy: Peter and the Rock, The Church of Rome at the Bar of History, and Saving Faith. His work often involves extensive historical analysis and engagement with primary source materials.

A significant aspect of Webster's ministry involves online apologetics and debates. He has participated in numerous public debates with Roman Catholic apologists on a variety of theological topics. He is known for his rigorous arguments and commitment to historical accuracy.

Webster is a graduate of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and has been involved in various pastoral and teaching roles throughout his career. He continues to write and engage in theological discussions, contributing to contemporary Reformed thought.