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Paul L. Maier
(1930-2025)
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Paul L. Maier was born on 31 May 1930 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. He was married to Joan Ludtke. He died on 27 February 2025 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA.
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Known for
Penn & Teller: Bullshit!
8.2
TV Series
Self
(as Dr. Paul Meier)
2004 • 1 ep
Joseph: Carpenter of Steel
TV Mini Series
Self
2015
The Week That Changed the World
Short
Self - Presenter
2014
Praise
2.4
TV Series
Self
(as Dr. Paul Maier)
2001 • 1 ep
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Podcast Series
Self
(voice, as Dr. Paul Maier)
2008–2022
4 episodes
Joseph: Carpenter of Steel
TV Mini Series
Self
2015
The Week That Changed the World
Short
Self - Presenter
2014
How We Got the Bible
TV Mini Series
Self
(as Dr. Paul Maier)
2009
The True Story of the Nativity
7.3
Video
Self
2006
12 Ordinary Men
4.9
TV Movie
Self
(as Dr. Paul Maier)
2005
Breaking the Da Vinci Code
4.7
Video
Self - Professor of Ancient History, Western Michigan University
(as Dr. Paul L. Maier)
2005
Penn & Teller: Bullshit!
8.2
TV Series
Self
(as Dr. Paul Meier)
2004
1 episode
Truths That Transform: A Production of Coral Ridge Ministries
6.9
TV Series
Self - Western Michigan University
2003
1 episode
Praise
2.4
TV Series
Self
(as Dr. Paul Maier)
2001
1 episode
Who Is This Jesus?
7.6
TV Movie
Self - Author, In the Fullness of Time
2000
Biography
7.7
TV Series
Self - Western Michigan University
1996
1 episode
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Alternative names
Dr. Paul L. Maier
Born
May 31
,
1930
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
Died
February 27
,
2025
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
Spouse
Joan Ludtke
1967 - February 27, 2025 (his death, 4 children)
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He served on the board of the Ethics committee for The Upjohn Company, and was a lifelong speaker at Camp Arcadia.
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