historical New England preacher Samuel Hopkins

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Samuel Hopkins was an influential 18th-century New England Congregationalist minister and theologian best known for developing the Calvinist theological system later called Hopkinsianism.

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instanceOf Calvinist theologian
Congregationalist minister
person
theologian
birthDate 1721-09-17
birthPlace New England NERFINISHED
Waterbury, Connecticut Colony NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship British America NERFINISHED
deathDate 1803-12-20
deathPlace Newport, Rhode Island NERFINISHED
denomination Congregationalist
educatedAt Yale College NERFINISHED
Yale University
era 18th century
American colonial period
familyName Hopkins NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Samuel NERFINISHED
hasInfluenced 19th-century American evangelical thought
influenced American Congregationalism
New England theology NERFINISHED
influencedBy Calvin NERFINISHED
Jonathan Edwards NERFINISHED
Reformed theology
knownFor New England theology NERFINISHED
developing Hopkinsianism
ethical theory of disinterested benevolence
opposition to slavery
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Hopkinsianism NERFINISHED
New Divinity NERFINISHED
notableIdea disinterested benevolence
emphasis on submission to God’s will
modified Calvinist doctrine of sin and virtue
notableWork A Treatise on the Nature of True Holiness NERFINISHED
Dialogue Concerning the Slavery of the Africans NERFINISHED
System of Doctrines Contained in Divine Revelation NERFINISHED
occupation minister
preacher
theologian
partOf New England Congregationalist tradition NERFINISHED
placeOfWork Great Barrington, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
Newport, Rhode Island NERFINISHED
positionHeld pastor in Great Barrington, Massachusetts
pastor in Newport, Rhode Island
religion Congregationalism
Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
studentOf Jonathan Edwards NERFINISHED
theologicalTradition Calvinism NERFINISHED

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