Ole Hallesby
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Ole Hallesby | |
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Born | August 5, 1879 Aremark, Norway |
Died | November 22, 1961 |
Nationality | Norway |
Genres | Religion |
Ole Hallesby (August 5, 1879 in Aremark - November 22, 1961) was a Lutheran neo-orthodox pietist who taught at the Free Faculty of Theology from 1909 to 1952.
He was an outspoken opponent of the Nazi occupation of Norway and was for a time detained at Grini camp.
Hallesby wrote 67 books, mostly on theology and ethics, but is known for devotional writings.
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- Prayer
- Why I Am A Christian
- Temperament & the Christian Faith
- God's Word For Today; A Devotional Book For The Home
- Conscience
- Under His Wings
- The Christian Life: In The Light of the Cross
- Religious or Christian
- The Christian Home
- Infant baptism and adult conversion;: An exposition of the relation between…
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[edit] External links
- The Inferno - Monday, Mar. 01, 1954 Time Magazine article about Ole Hallesby