the Fourth Week after Easter
Click to donate today!
Bible Encyclopedias
Green, Thomas Hill
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
or Philosopher, born in Yorkshire; studied at Balliol College, Oxford; was elected a Fellow and became eventually Whyte's professor of Moral Philosophy; his philosophy had a Kantian root, developed to a certain extent on the lines of Hegel, which, however, he applied less in speculative than a spiritual interest, though he was not slow, on the ground of it, to assail the evolution theory of Herbert Spencer and G. H. Lewes; he was a great moral force in Oxford, and that apart from his philosophical speculations, though there can be little doubt that the philosophy which he had embraced was a potent element in his moral character and his influence; his views on the purely spiritual nature and derivation of the Christian religion have, since his death, attracted attention, and are regarded with some anxiety by those whose faith requires a historical basis (1838-1882).
Public Domain.
Wood, James, ed. Entry for 'Green, Thomas Hill'. The Nuttall Encyclopedia. https://www.studylight.org/encyclopedias/eng/nut/g/green-thomas-hill.html. Frederick Warne & Co Ltd. London. 1900.
