Theologian Collection (page 44)

Pusey & Followers
EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY Theologian, leader of the Oxford Movement, depicted with his disciples

Michel Servetus
Miguel Serveto, known as MICHEL SERVETUS Spanish theologian and physician, burnt by Calvin at Geneva as a heretic, 27 October 1553

Aquinas (Anon)
THOMAS AQUINAS Italian theologian

Aquinas / Fouquet
Thomas Aquinas, noted theologian, depicted instructing a group of clerics, some of whom raise their hands in admiration

Ludwig Wolzogen
LUDWIG WOLZOGEN Dutch Reformed theologian

Epiphanius of Salamis
Saint EPIPHANIUS bishop of Salamis in Cyprus, theologian and authority on devotion to Mary, greatly respected for his learning

Dionysius of Alexandria
ST DIONYSIUS OF ALEXANDRIA converted by a vision, he became bishop of Alexandria and survived persecutions and banishments : he was a renowned theologian

Christianus Noldius
CHRISTIANUS NOLDIUS Philosopher and theologian who wrote Leges Distinguendi

GEORG CALIXTUS 1586-1656
GEORG CALIXTUS German Lutheran Theologian who upheld reunion of the Lutheran and Reformed Protestant sects

Jh Newman / Iln 1844
JOHN HENRY NEWMAN Theologian, later a Catholic at age 43

Theodor Von Hase
THEODOR VON HASE German churchman, theologian of Bremen, pointing to a book - very likely, drawing our attention to his own writings

Hartmann Creidius
HARTMANN CREIDIUS German churchman, pastor of St Annes church at Augsburg, theologian

Pierre Du Moulin
PIERRE DU MOULIN (Molineus) French-English churchman and theologian

Franz Sonnius
FRANZ SONNIUS Flemish theologian

WYCLIF
JOHN WYCLIF English religious reformer and theologian, initiated the first complete translation of the Bible into English

Caspar Olevianus
CASPAR OLEVIAN (Olevianus) German protestant theologian

St Athanasius
ST ATHANASIUS also, Athansius the Great Greek theologian and prelate in Egypt

BESSARION - Latin patriarch of Constantinople. Byzantine theologian and Humanist. Was originally called Basil but took Bessarion on entering monastery

Petrus Bertius
PETRUS BERTIUS Dutch theologian

Berengar of Tours
BERENGAR OF TOURS French theologian

Saint Bede the Venerable
SAINT BEDE THE VENERABLE Anglo-saxon scholar, historian and theologian

Antony of Padua / Butler
SAINT ANTONY OF PADUA Portuguese theologian; canonised in 1232

Benito Aria Montano
BENITO ARIAS MONTANO Spanish theologian and linguist

Pierre D ailly
PIERRE D AILLY French theologian reading

STRAUSS
DAVID FRIEDRICH STRAUSS German theologian

William Paley, clergyman, philosopher and utilitarian
William Paley, British clergyman, Christian apologist, philosopher and utilitarian. He became Archdeacon of Carlisle in 1782

Emanuel Swedenborg, Swedish engineer and mystic
Emanuel Swedenborg (born Swedberg) (1688-1772), Swedish scientist, philosopher, Christian mystic and theologian

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"Theologians: Exploring the Depths of Faith and Reason" From the profound thoughts of Jonathan Edwards to the serene image of Saint Jerome in his Study, theology has been a subject that captivates minds throughout history. The Protestant Reformation brought about intense debates, as depicted in satirical portrayals against Martin Luther. In 1881, John Henry Newman's oil painting reveals an English prelate deeply engrossed in theological contemplation. Similarly, Mother Julian's portrait from 1912 showcases her devotion to spiritual insights. The unveiling of Joseph Priestly's statue in Birstall, W Yorkshire pays tribute to a theologian who made significant contributions to science as well. St Bernard of Clairvaux stands tall among theologians with his influential writings on spirituality and mysticism. Even renowned mathematician Sir Isaac Newton delved into theological inquiries alongside his scientific pursuits. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin emerges as a researcher and philosopher-theologian whose ideas bridged science and spirituality. George Berkeley, an Irish philosopher known for his idealism philosophy, also ventured into theological reflections. Duns Scotus left behind philosophical-theological works that continue to shape intellectual discourse today. Lastly, Baruch Spinoza challenges traditional religious beliefs through caricatured depictions but remains an important figure in theological discussions nonetheless. These theologians represent diverse perspectives united by their pursuit of understanding faith and reason. Their legacies inspire us to explore the depths of our own beliefs while engaging with the rich tapestry woven by centuries of theological thought.