Bennet Tyler

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Bennet Tyler was a 19th-century American Congregationalist theologian and educator associated with the New England theological tradition.

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instanceOf 19th-century American clergy
educator
person
theologian
almaMater Yale College
birthDate 1783-07-10
birthPlace Middlebury, Connecticut, United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1858-05-14
deathPlace South Windsor, Connecticut, United States
denomination Congregationalist
educatedAt Yale College
employer Dartmouth College
The Theological Institute of Connecticut
endTime 1828
familyName Tyler
founded The Theological Institute of Connecticut
gender male
givenName Bennet
graduationYear 1804
hasAcademicDiscipline Christian theology
theology
knownFor defense of Edwardsean Calvinism
leadership in New England theological tradition
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf New England Congregational clergy
linked to: New England clergy
movement New England theology
name Bennet Tyler
notableWork Lectures on Theology
Memoir of Asahel Nettleton
New England Theology
occupation clergyman
educator
theologian
placeOfActivity Connecticut, United States
linked to: Connecticut

New Hampshire, United States
linked to: New Hampshire
positionHeld President of Dartmouth College
Professor of Christian Theology at The Theological Institute of Connecticut
religion Congregationalism
startTime 1822
theologicalTradition New England theological tradition

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New England theology hasKeyFigure Bennet Tyler
Bennet Tyler name Bennet Tyler