Samuel Wilberforce

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Anglican bishop human orator theologian writer

Samuel Wilberforce was a 19th-century English Anglican bishop and orator, best known for his prominent role in the 1860 Oxford evolution debate with Thomas Huxley.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Anglican bishop → human → orator → theologian → writer →
countryOfCitizenship	United Kingdom → United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland →
describedBySource	Encyclopaedia Britannica → Oxford Dictionary of National Biography →
educatedAt	Oriel College, Oxford NERFINISHED → University of Oxford NERFINISHED →
familyName	Wilberforce →
father	William Wilberforce →
givenName	Samuel →
knownFor	opposition to Darwinian evolution → role in the 1860 Oxford evolution debate →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
memberOf	House of Lords →
mother	Barbara Spooner Wilberforce →
movement	Oxford Movement →
notableEvent	1860 Oxford evolution debate → public debate with Thomas Henry Huxley on evolution →
notableStudent	John Henry Newman →
notableWork	Essays on Church Policy → History of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America → Sermons →
occupation	bishop → clergyman → orator → theologian → writer →
participantIn	Victorian religious controversies → debates on science and religion →
politicalAlignment	High Church Anglican →
positionHeld	Bishop of Oxford → Bishop of Winchester → Dean of Westminster →
religion	Anglicanism → Church of England →
sexOrGender	male →
sibling	Henry Wilberforce → Robert Wilberforce →
spouse	Emily Sargent →
workLocation	Oxford → Winchester →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
William Wilberforce →	child
Oriel College, Oxford →	hasNotableAlumnus
Robert Wilberforce →	sibling