Langdon Gilkey

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Langdon Gilkey was an American theologian and author known for his reflections on faith, ethics, and human nature, particularly shaped by his experiences as a civilian internee in China during World War II.

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instanceOf human
theologian
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1919-02-09
dateOfDeath 2004-11-19
educatedAt Columbia University
Harvard University
surface form: Harvard College

Harvard University
employer Georgetown University NERFINISHED
Union Theological Seminary NERFINISHED
University of Chicago Divinity School NERFINISHED
Vanderbilt University NERFINISHED
father Charles Whitney Gilkey NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork ethics
philosophy of religion
religious studies
theology
genre non-fiction
theological literature
hasExperience civilian internee in China during World War II
influencedBy Karl Barth NERFINISHED
Paul Tillich NERFINISHED
Reinhold Niebuhr NERFINISHED
knownFor reflections on faith and modernity
theological analysis of human nature
writings on ethics and public life
languageOfWorkOrName English
mother Winifred Gilkey NERFINISHED
movement Protestant theology
neo-orthodox theology
notableIdea interaction of Christian theology and modern secular culture
theological interpretation of historical events
notableWork Blue Twilight NERFINISHED
Maker of Heaven and Earth NERFINISHED
Message and Existence NERFINISHED
Naming the Whirlwind NERFINISHED
Reaping the Whirlwind NERFINISHED
Shantung Compound NERFINISHED
Society and the Sacred NERFINISHED
occupation author
theologian
participantIn World War II civilian internment in China NERFINISHED
internment at Weihsien Civilian Assembly Center
placeOfBirth Chicago NERFINISHED
Illinois NERFINISHED
United States of America
placeOfDeath Charlottesville NERFINISHED
United States of America
Virginia NERFINISHED
religion Christianity

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