Horton Davies (1916–2005)
Author of The Worship of the English Puritans
About the Author
Horton Davies (1916-2004), D.D., D.Phil., D. Lit, Edinburgh and Oxford, ministered in London during the war, and founded the Religion Department at Grahamstown. South Africa (1946-1953). Invited, he first returned to Mansfield College, Oxford, to chair its Department of Ecclesiastical History and show more then to Princeton University's Religion Department until he retired in 1984. The author of some thirty-five books, including the six-volume Worship and Theology in England, for which he was given the prestigious Oxford D.Phil. degree, Dr. Davies started painting in his free moments, a hobby that he took up full time from 1984 to 2004. show less
Image credit: Prof. Horton Marlais Davies. Photo by Philip Davies, 2003 (photo courtesy of Princeton Univesity)
Series
Works by Horton Davies
Worship and Theology in England, Book 2: From Watts and Wesley to Martineau, 1690-1900 (1996) 80 copies
Worship and Theology in England, Book 3: The Ecumenical Century, 1900 to the Present (1996) 76 copies
Worship and Theology in England, Volume II: From Andrewes to Baxter and Fox, 1603-1690 (1975) 10 copies
Studies of the Church in History: Essays honoring Robert S. Paul on his sixty-fifth birthday (Pittsburgh Theological Monographs) (1983) 3 copies
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Common Knowledge
- Canonical name
- Davies, Horton
- Legal name
- Davies, Daniel Timothy Horton Marlais
- Birthdate
- 1916-03-10
- Date of death
- 2005-05-11
- Gender
- male
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Reviews
An interesting and incisive, if rather pugnacious, review of various movements and sects associated with Christianity from an orthodox perspective.
This book is a key resource for anyone wanting to understand early Puritan worship in America. It is also of great value for anyone wanting to plan a 17th century Puritan/Congregational worship service, such as at Thanksgiving time.
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- 28
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- Rating
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- ISBNs
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