... Wilde Oscar celibacy cross dressing effeminacy Kingsley Charles monasticism Muscular Christianity perversion Punch vestments ecclesiastical Ward Wilfrid camp Christ Jesus closet gay martyrdom Performances shame Richmond George John Henry Newman Charles I king of England Deane...

...This article explores the between prayer and the doctrine of the Trinity, focusing on the insights from such figures as Thomas Aquinas, Saint Augustine, John Henry Newman, and Hans Urs von Balthasar. It explains Augustine argued that the proper use of contemplation is the worship of the Triune God...

... Revolution Jansenism modernism John Henry Newman ressourcement development of doctrine nouvelle théologie Pope John XXIII C2P1 The cardinals, the princes of the Roman Church, were shocked when the pleasant and rotund old man they had assumed would be a stop-gap pope announced he intended to call...

...This chapter analyzes John Henry Newman's Essay on the Development of Doctrine. It argues that the great achievement of Newman's essay lies simply in his grasping the idea that the precise form of truth takes can change, depending in its context and the implications of its own...

... Butler Bishop Joseph Act of Toleration politics Williams Rowan Gin Lane by Hogarth Hogarth Anglicanism high church David Hume Moravians John Henry Newman salvation John Wesley C2.P1 The life of John Wesley cannot be taken in isolation. A host of factors, personal and social, were at play. His...

... Ernst Troeltsch John Henry Newman liberal Protestantism The treatment of Scripture in the nineteenth century represents an epochal shift in the history of Western theology and culture whose reverberations remain intact in the present. The crucial issue was brilliantly captured late in the century...

...Mysticism and sacramentalism were key terms for John Henry Newman, John Keble, and E. B. Pusey because they expressed their understanding of the incarnation and of the relationship of the created order to God. The term ‘mystery’ can describe both the enigmatic character of spiritual knowledge...

...In Tract 90 (1841) John Henry Newman attempted to reconcile the Thirty-Nine Articles with Catholic teaching. Severely attacked by the bishops of the Church of England, Tract 90 brought the series of Tracts to an end. Newman then let the leadership of the Movement pass to radicals like William...

... of the Unity of Christendom APUC Eirenicon Pusey Romanticism Apologia pro vita sua Newman ecumenism apostolic succession catholicity William Palmer John Henry Newman primitive church E. B. Pusey Association for the Promotion of the Unity of Christendom First Vatican Council The Oxford...

...: 10.1093/oso/9780198843443.003.0013 In the long eighteenth century, the years leading up to Catholic emancipation in Britain and Ireland have often been characterized as a ‘silent’ period in Catholic literature and culture. This is reflected in John Henry Newman’s ‘second spring’ sermon as well...

... 2023. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780198883685.003.0005 This chapter examines John Henry Newman’s The Idea of a University, which has become the point of reference for debates about the nature and mission of university and liberal education in the nineteenth century. Shadow university discourse...

.../9780198883685.003.0009 This chapter looks at Paul Shrimpton’s written work which revolves around the life, academic career, ideas, connections, conflicts, and critics of John Henry Newman. Shrimpton looks at Newman's writings which are hitherto difficult to locate, including a lecture omitted from the famous text...

... surrender the temptations of Christ crucifixion Docetism the problem of evil Garden of Gethsemane John Henry Newman the life of Christ exclusivism In Chapter 7 , I showed the way in which the entire complicated pyramid of interwoven grace and free will that leads to union with God balances upside...

...This chapter begins by recounting a typical married priest’s conversion story and examines the social and cultural influences involved. The married Catholic priests are the latest in a stream of Anglican to Catholic clergy conversions since the 1830s that were influenced by John Henry Newman...

... as evidence for Hill's conviction that language ‘does not issue from reflection but is an inherent element within the activity of reflection itself’, ‘an integral part of the body of reflection’. Comparison is made to John Henry Newman's concept of the ‘grammar of assent’. Finally, the chapter considers...

...This book provides a striking and lively reading of John Henry Newman in light, not of his role as autobiographer and prose stylist, but of his beliefs. As the book states, Newman was “an uncontaminated antagonist of everything modern”, and his philosophy developed as an attempt to salvage Truth...

...Within the culture of British Protestantism in which John Henry Newman wrote An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine (1845), the development of doctrine was not a live option in historiography, although this was to change over the subsequent eighty years...

... of the Jesuit historian Fergal McGrath’s Newman’s University: Idea and Reality. For the first time since Ward, a serious scholar had set out to analyse in meticulous detail the Catholic University of Ireland and John Henry Newman’s connection with it. McGrath was conscious of the tendency...

.... L. Hennessey, ‘John Henry Newman’s Influence on the Oxford Movement’, ML thesis, Berkeley, University of California, 1913. ⁶ J. H. Newman , Anglican Difficulties. With an Introduction and Notes by Stanley L. Jaki (Fraser, MI: Real View Books, 1994), xxxix...