Oliver Chase Quick (1885–1944): Philosophy, Theology, Ecumenism

Oliver Chase Quick was born in the vicarage at Sedbergh – then in the West Riding of Yorkshire, now in Cumbria – on 21 June 1885.2 His father was Robert Hebert Quick (1831-91),3 trained in mathematics and the classics, who became an educationist with special interests in the training of secondary sc...

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Published inFour Philosophical Anglicans pp. 155 - 214
Main Author Sell, Alan P.F.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United Kingdom Routledge 2010
Taylor & Francis Group
Subjects
Christian theology
Philosophy of religion
Church Principles
Protestant Elements
Free Church Ministers
Christian Sacraments
Divine Impassibility
Opus Operatum
Divine Action
Empty Tomb
Vice Versa
Nonconformist Theology
Supper Jesus
Liberal Protestant
William Temple
Literae Humaniores
SCM Press
Dominical Sacraments
Hastings Rashdall
Oliver Quick
Christ’s Person
Christian Experience
Natural Theology
Apologetic Method
Johannine Writings
Sacramental Theology
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Summary:Oliver Chase Quick was born in the vicarage at Sedbergh – then in the West Riding of Yorkshire, now in Cumbria – on 21 June 1885.2 His father was Robert Hebert Quick (1831-91),3 trained in mathematics and the classics, who became an educationist with special interests in the training of secondary school teachers and the practical application of educational ideas. R. H. Quick served two brief curacies and taught in a number of schools, including Harrow and Cranleigh.4 He was not of robust health, hence his acceptance of the living at Sedbergh in 1883. Sadly, the duties of the ministry drained him and he resigned in January 1887. In 1876 he had married Harriet Bertha, daughter of General Chase Parr of the Indian army. As well as Oliver, they had a daughter, Dora.
ISBN:9781409400592
140940059X
DOI:10.4324/9781315255095-10