Walter Robert Matthews (1881–1973): Experience, Rationality and revelation

Of the four Anglicans considered in this book, Walter Robert Matthews, who became Dean of St Paul’s, unquestionably had the highest profile nationally. The only one of the four not to have been educated at Oxford or Cambridge, he was lauded as ‘[T]he most distinguished graduate from the Faculty of T...

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Published inFour Philosophical Anglicans pp. 81 - 154
Main Author Sell, Alan P.F.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United Kingdom Routledge 2010
Taylor & Francis Group
Subjects
Christian theology
Philosophy of religion
God Hypothesis
Fifteen Sermons
Regent’s Park College
Voluntary Euthanasia
Creator Creature Distinction
Royal Holloway College
Modern Mind
Alexander Lectures
Psychical Research
Supreme Monad
Christian Eyes
Gifford Lectures
Nonconformist Theology
Theistic Arguments
Christian Thought
Religious Experience
KCVO
Crouch End
God’s Holy Love
SCM Press
Holy Love
Modern Biblical Criticism
King’s College
MCU
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Summary:Of the four Anglicans considered in this book, Walter Robert Matthews, who became Dean of St Paul’s, unquestionably had the highest profile nationally. The only one of the four not to have been educated at Oxford or Cambridge, he was lauded as ‘[T]he most distinguished graduate from the Faculty of Theology’ of King’s College, London;1 and he is the only one of the four to have left a full-scale autobiography.2
ISBN:9781409400592
140940059X
DOI:10.4324/9781315255095-9