- BornJune 29, 1912 · La Crosse, Wisconsin, U.S.DiedJanuary 4, 2004 (aged 91) · Danbury, Connecticut, U.S.EducationWilliams College · Yale UniversityNotable awardsPulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction
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- Most important are two works on Milton, Life of John Milton (1698) and Amyntor (1699); speculations concerning the origin of religion in Letters to Serena (1704); and a final statement of his increasingly pantheistic philosophy in Pantheisticon (1720).
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The resemblance, both in title and in principles, of Christianity not Mysterious to Locke's 1695 Reasonableness of Christianity, led to a prompt disavowal on Locke's part of the supposed identity of opinions, and subsequently to the controversy between Edward Stillingfleet and Locke. Toland's next work of importance, the Life of Milton (1698) referred to "the numerous supposititious pieces under the name of Christ and His apostles and other great persons," prov…
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WEBmoreover, will help us in drawing a clearer picture. Who, then, was John Toland ? What are his works? What was his vocation ? What is his true position in the context of his age? …
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WEBJan 1, 1992 · Pulitzer Prize-winning historian John Toland’s classic, definitive biography of Adolf Hitler remains the most thorough, readable, accessible, and, as much as possible, objective account of the life of a …
John Toland - New World Encyclopedia
- Toland was the first person to be called a “freethinker” (by Bishop Berkeley), and wrote over a hundred books in various fields, but mostly dedicated to criticizing ecclesiastical institutions. A great deal of his intellectual activity was dedicated to writing political tracts in support of the Whig cause. Many scholars know Toland for his role as ...
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WEBAffter suffering from a combination of severe rheumatism, black jaundice and ever, John Toland died in the backroom of the cottage of Mr. Hinton, a carpenter, in Putney on …
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WEBThe author of this vision was John Toland (1670–1722), and this paper will discuss his specific approach to the history of human thought, his original theory of the exoteric and esoteric doctrines, and that theory’s …
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WEBThis website is dedicated to the Irish-born rationalist philosopher and freethinker, John Toland (1670-1722). It serves as a free online resource about all matters pertaining to …
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WEBDrawing on a variety of published and unpublished material representing Toland's broad interests, Professor Daniel reveals a common theme emphasizing man&#...
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WEBHis most famous work, Christianity not Mysterious: Or, A Treatise Shewing That there is nothing in the Gospel Contrary to Reason, Nor above it: And that no Christian Doctrine …
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WEBMay 23, 2018 · Most important are two works on Milton, Life of John Milton (1698) and Amyntor (1699); speculations concerning the origin of religion in Letters to Serena …
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WEBAug 18, 1987 · John Toland, a biographer of Hitler, called Hess “a Parsifal who conjured up the dream of the flight to the enemy, this man of culture without judgment, this …
What “Irish Enlightenment”? The Case of John Toland
WEBFeb 7, 2023 · In Toland’s most influential work on philosophy, the 1704 Letters to Serena, he first used the term “pantheism” in connection with his views. He delved into the …
Humanist Heritage: John Toland (1670-1722)
WEBJohn Toland was an Irish freethinker and philosopher who gained a reputation as ‘a man of fine parts, great learning, and little religion’. His most notorious work, Christianity not …
John Toland | Historian, Philosopher, Theologian | Britannica
WEBJohn Toland (born Nov. 30, 1670, County Donegal, Ire.—died March 11, 1722, Putney, near London, Eng.) was a controversial Irish-born British freethinker whose rationalist …
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WEBBack in London, Toland wrote his most famous work, “Christianity not Mysterious” which he initially published anonymously in 1695. A second edition appeared in 1696 under his …
Only natural: John Toland and the Jewish question - Taylor
WEBJan 24, 2018 · This article examines John Toland’s Reasons for Naturalizing the Jews (1714) by placing it alongside other elements of his engagement with Jewish history, …
Historiography of Nazi Germany - Alpha History
WEBSome historians, like John Toland, strived for dispassionate objectivity about Hitler. Ignoring the presumption that Hitler was ‘evil’, Toland sought to identify his positive …
Deism, freethinking and toleration in Enlightenment England
WEBJul 5, 2016 · Focusing on John Toland, Anthony Collins and Matthew Tindal, this article argues that the English deists’ tolerationist ideas played a significant role in their …
From Unitarianism to Deism: Matthew Tindal, John Toland, and …
WEBTindal’s tracts on the Trinity prefigured the religion of nature that he later explained in Christianity as Old as the Creation (1730), whereas Toland’s Christianity Not Mysterious …
Jesuits and Nazi Germany - Wikipedia
WEBHe ended the war on death row. At the outbreak of World War II, the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) had some 1700 members in Nazi Germany, divided into three provinces: …
WEBThe title of this book, a joint biography of Richard Wagner and Adolf Hitler, raises a rhetorical question. The simple answer to that question is that the tisemitism expressed …