John Taylor of Norwich

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John Taylor of Norwich was an 18th-century English Unitarian minister and theologian known for his influential writings on original sin and religious education.

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instanceOf Christian minister
Unitarian minister
human
theologian
birthDate 1694-08-22
birthPlace Lancaster, England
burialPlace Warrington, England
linked to: Warrington
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
dateOfOrdination 1716
deathDate 1761-03-05
deathPlace Warrington, England
linked to: Warrington
educatedAt Frankland’s Academy
ethnicGroup English
fieldOfWork biblical exegesis
religious education
theology
genre biblical commentary
theological literature
hasOccupation academic
author
clergyman
influenced English Unitarians
linked to: Unitarianism

Joseph Priestley
influencedBy Arminianism
Rationalist philosophy
Reformed theology
knownFor advocacy of human moral ability
critique of the doctrine of original sin
influence on later Unitarian theology
languageOfWorkOrName English
Latin
movement English Dissenters
linked to: Dissenters

Rational Dissent
name John Taylor
notableWork A Paraphrase with Notes on the Epistle to the Romans
A Scheme of Scripture-Divinity
The Hebrew Concordance, Adapted to the English Bible
The Scripture-Doctrine of Original Sin Proposed to Free and Candid Examination
opposedTo Calvinist doctrine of total depravity
traditional Augustinian doctrine of original sin
placeOfWork Norwich, England
linked to: Norwich

Warrington Academy
positionHeld minister at the Octagon Chapel, Norwich
tutor in divinity at Warrington Academy
religion Protestantism
Unitarianism

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Warrington Academy hadTeacher John Taylor of Norwich