David A. Rausch

David A. Rausch is a former Professor of Church History and Judaic Studies at Ashland Theological Seminary, a seminary associated with The Brethren Church and part of Ashland University in Ohio. Rausch has written hundreds of articles and over 20 books.

He received his master's in History from Youngstown State University in1973 with a thesis "The historical Jesus : a current perspective", and his doctorate in History from Kent State University in 1978 with a thesis "Proto-Fundamentalism's attitudes toward Zionism, 1878–1918".

• Zionism within early American fundamentalism, 1878–1918 : a convergence of two traditions (E. Mellen Press, 1979)
• Messianic Judaism, its history, theology, and polity (Edwin Mellen Press, 1982)
• Arno C. Gaebelein, 1861–1945, irenic fundamentalist and scholar ; including conversations with Dr. Frank E. Gaebelein (E. Mellen Press, 1983)
• A legacy of hatred : why Christians must not forget the Holocaust (Baker, 1984)
• Native American voices (Baker Books, 1994)
• Protestantism, its modern meaning (Fortress Press, 1987)
• World religions : our quest for meaning (Trinity Press International, 1989)
• Building bridges (1988)
• The Middle East maze:IUstael and her neighbors (Moody, 1991)
• Communities in conflict : evangelicals and Jews (Trinity Press International, 1991)
• Fundamentalist-evangelicals and anti-semitism (Trinity Press International, 1992)
• Friends, colleagues, and neighbors : Jewish contributions to American history (Baker, 1996)
• (editor) Louis Meyer's Eminent Hebrew Christians of the nineteenth century : brief biographical sketches 1983