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John Macquarrie (1919–2007)

Author of Principles of Christian Theology

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About the Author

Dr. John Macquarrie taught at the Union Theological Seminary in New York (1962-70). He was Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity at Oxford (1976-1986), and served as Canon of Christ Church College until his retirement.
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Works by John Macquarrie

Existentialism (1972) 289 copies
The Westminster Dictionary of Christian Ethics (1986) — Editor — 190 copies
A Guide to the Sacraments (1997) 136 copies
Mary for All Christians (1990) 123 copies
Paths in Spirituality (1972) 87 copies
God and secularity (1957) — Author — 66 copies
The Humility of God (1978) 65 copies
Christian hope (1978) 50 copies
Thinking about God (1975) 49 copies
Christology Revisited (1998) 47 copies
Three Issues in Ethics (1970) — Author; Author — 45 copies
The concept of peace (1656) 44 copies
Martin Heidegger (1968) 41 copies
Invitation to Faith (1995) 20 copies
On Being a Theologian (1999) 14 copies
The Mediators (2012) 12 copies
Benediction (1979) 2 copies
Mystery and Truth (1970) 1 copy

Associated Works

Being and Time (1927) — Translator, some editions — 3,269 copies
The Honest to God Debate (1963) — Contributor — 172 copies
Christ: the sacramental word (1996) — Contributor — 23 copies

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Legal name
Macquarrie, John
Other names
約翰.麥奎利
Mākwarī, Jūn
Birthdate
1919-06-27
Date of death
2007-05-28
Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Birthplace
Renfrew, Renfrewshire, Scotland, UK
Place of death
Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK
Places of residence
Renfrewshire, Scotland, UK
Brechin, Angus, Scotland, UK
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
New York, New York, USA
Education
University of Glasgow (M.A.) (Mental Philosophy) (1940)
University of Glasgow (B.D.) (Divinity) (1943)
University of Glasgow (Ph.D.) (1954)
General Theological Seminary ( [1964])
Occupations
assistant parish minister (Church of Scotland)
army chaplain, British Army
parish minister (Church of Scotland)
Professor of Systematic Theology
Priest (Anglican)
Professor of Divinity (show all 7)
Canon Residentiary
Organizations
Church of Scotland
University of Glasgow
Union Theological Seminary, New York, New York, USA
Episcopal Church
Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford
Pusey House (show all 8)
St. Stephen's House, Oxford
Graduate Theological Foundation, U.S.
Awards and honors
Territorial Decoration (1962)
Doctor of Letters, University of Glasgow (1964)
University of the South (S.T.D. ∙ 1967)
General Theological Seminary (S.T.D. ∙ 1968)
Doctor of Literature, Glasgow University (1969)
Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest (D.D. ∙ 1981) (show all 11)
Doctor of Divinity, Oxford University (1981)
Fellow of the British Academy (1984)
Doctor of Canon Law, Nashitah House (1986)
Doctor of Divinity, Graduate Theological Foundation
Doctor of Divinity, University of Dayton (1994)

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Reviews

The people of God itself is the starting point of the study, the primary advantage in this approach being that, while one may doubt the reality of God or Christ, One cannot deny the historical reality of the Christian community. It is around this concept of the people that the theology is expounded.
 
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PendleHillLibrary | Sep 27, 2023 |
accessibility of God
 
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SrMaryLea | Aug 23, 2023 |
perplexing ethico-religious problems
 
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SrMaryLea | 2 other reviews | Aug 22, 2023 |
natural law, sin, grace, conscience, etc
 
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Rating
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ISBNs
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