Boyle Lectures

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The Boyle Lectures are a series of theological and scientific discourses, founded in the late 17th century in honor of Robert Boyle, aimed at defending and explaining the Christian faith in light of emerging natural philosophy.

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instanceOf Christian apologetics lectures
lecture series
theological lecture series
aim to engage emerging scientific ideas from a Christian perspective
to show the reasonableness of Christian belief
associatedWith Royal Society NERFINISHED
audience clergy
learned public
scientific community
commemorates Robert Boyle’s contributions to Christian thought
Robert Boyle’s contributions to science
continuedIn 18th century
19th century
country Kingdom of England
denomination Anglicanism NERFINISHED
era late 17th century
field natural philosophy
science and religion
theology
foundedByBequestOf Robert Boyle NERFINISHED
founder Robert Boyle NERFINISHED
genre public lecture
hasTopic Christian apologetics against atheism
Christian apologetics against deism
Christian apologetics against religious skepticism
arguments for the existence of God
natural theology
relationship between science and faith
historicalContext Scientific Revolution NERFINISHED
early Enlightenment
rise of early modern science
inception 1692
language English
location London, England
surface form: London
namedAfter Robert Boyle NERFINISHED
notableLecturer John Evelyn NERFINISHED
John Harris NERFINISHED
Richard Bentley NERFINISHED
Samuel Clarke NERFINISHED
William Derham NERFINISHED
purpose defence of the Christian religion
reconciliation of Christian theology with natural philosophy
religion Christianity
revivedIn 21st century
sponsor Church of England NERFINISHED
typeOfApologetics natural-theological apologetics
typicalVenue St Mary-le-Bow, London NERFINISHED

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