Theological Essays by Frederick Denison Maurice.
Soon after his ordination, Maurice became Professor of English Literature and History at King's College, London, and in 1846, Professor of Theology as well. However, his book Theological Essays, published in 1853, was regarded by many readers as doubtfully orthodox, and the resulting furor cost him his professorships. In 1854, he founded the.Theological Essays By Frederick Denison Maurice. The formal and mature statement of the theology underlying the social beliefs of the influential 19th-century English liberal thinker.Theological essays by Maurice, Frederick Denison, 1805-1872 at OnRead.com - the best online ebook storage. Download and read online for free Theological essays by Maurice, Frederick Denison, 1805-1872.
The publication of his Theological Essays brought the controversy to a head at King's, resulting in his dismissal by the College Council in 1853. Further teaching and writing. Maurice helped establish Queen's College for the education of governesses in 1848 and the Working Men's College in 1854 before obtaining a chair at Cambridge in 1866. He.The latter college was founded after Maurice had been asked to leave King's in 1853 because of the controversial stand he took on eternal punishment in his Theological Essays of that year (he could not accept that impenitent sinners were condemned to suffer for eternity). Although on this occasion too other notable figures were involved in the.
F.D. Maurice is now recognised as the most influential nineteenth-century English liberal thinker. Theological Essays, first published in 1853, is the formal and mature statement of the theological beliefs that underlie his social thinking. He was more than a man of brilliant intellect he was utterly dedicated and his religious beliefs were ground in the mill of his own experience. Maurice was.
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