Samuel Angus

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Samuel Angus (27 August 1881 – 17 November 1943) was professor of New Testament and Church History at St Andrew's College in the University of Sydney from 1915 to 1943. His outspoken views of Christian theology were criticized by the Presbyterian Church of Australia, leading to formal charges of heresy. Angus was later acquitted of these charges after an investigation conducted by the Juridical Commission of the Church.

Angus rejected many of the core traditional Christian beliefs, including the doctrine of the Trinity, the Biblical inspiration, the virgin birth and bodily resurrection of Christ.

Angus earned an M.A. at Queen's College, Galway, and a second M.A. and a Ph.D. from Princeton University. He attended Princeton Theological Seminary, but did not complete a degree. He held a lectureship at Hartford Theological Seminary from 1906 to 1910 and another in Louisville, Kentucky in 1912. Angus served as Visiting Professor of Education at Columbia University from 1929 to 1931.

Works

  • Truth and Tradition: a Plea for Practical and Vital Religion and for Reinterpretation of Ancient Theologies, Sydney 1934
  • The Mystery Religions and Christianity (1925)[1]
  • The Religious Quests of the Graeco-Roman World: A Study in the Historical Background of Early Christianity (June 1929), Biblo-Moser ISBN 0-8196-0196-9 ISBN 978-0819601964
  • The Sources Of The First Ten Books Of Augustine's De Civitate Dei (1906)[2]
  • The Environment of Early Christianity (1914), Studies in Theology C. Scribner ASIN: B00088EPA0
  • What Is A Mystery Religion? (?) [3]
  • Christianity and dogma (1933), Angus & Robertson ASIN: B00088YJZ6
  • Forgiveness and life (Posthumously 1962); Chapters from an uncompleted book, "The Historical Approach to Jesus." Publisher: Angus and Robertson ASIN: B0007JN3FS
  • The koine: The language of the New Testament (1910) Princeton University Press ASIN: B0008BGFM8
  • Man and the new order (1941), Angus and Robertson ASIN: B0007JZWKW
  • Religion in national life: Address to the University Association of Canberra, 6 October 1933 ASIN: B00088YJYW
  • Alms for oblivion: chapters from a heretic's life (1943), Angus and Robertson

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References

  1. ↑ Republished by Kessinger Publishing, 2003 ISBN 0-7661-3101-7, ISBN 978-0-7661-3101-9 Mystery Religions by Samuel Angus Publisher: Lyle Stuart Hardcover (June 1967) ISBN 0-8216-0123-7 ISBN 978-0821601235
  2. ↑ Republished: Kessinger Publishing, ISBN 1-4365-2222-6 ISBN 978-1436522229 ASIN: B001KKPOJQ
  3. ↑ Republished: Kessinger Publishing, Language: English ISBN 1-4254-5591-3 ISBN 978-1425455910

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