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English clergyman. He is now
known mainly as the
founder of the
series of
Hulsean Lectures at the
University of Cambridge. John
Hulse was born at Middlewich...
- essay, two scholarships, and the
positions of '
Hulsean Lecturer' and 'Christian Advocate'. The
Hulsean Lecturer was
originally required to
deliver 20...
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Trinity College,
Cambridge where he
graduated in 1808.
Broughton took the
Hulsean prize in 1808 for his
Essay on the
Origin and
Intention of Sacrifices....
- The
Hulsean Lectures were
established from an
endowment made by John
Hulse to the
University of
Cambridge in 1790. At present, they
consist of a series...
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revising the
translation of the New Testament, and in 1871 he
delivered the
Hulsean Lectures before the university.
Their title was The Way, the Truth, and...
- In 1857, he
became tutor and his fame as a
scholar grew. He was made
Hulsean professor in 1861, and
shortly afterwards chaplain to the
Prince Consort...
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Academic offices Preceded by Neil
MacGregor Hulsean Lecturer 2013–2014 Succeeded by The Lord Williams of Oystermouth...
- in the
council of El.
Among the
elohim he
pronounces judgment: ..." In
Hulsean Lectures for..., H. M.
Stephenson discussed Jesus'
argument in John 10:34-36...
- by the
Faculty of
Divinity at
Cambridge University to
deliver the 2018
Hulsean Lectures on
Christian theology. She was the
fourth woman selected for the...
- Portugal,
studying early Christian buildings. In 1804,
Whittington won the
Hulsean prize for his
essay on the
physical evidence supporting Christianity. By...
