Henry More

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Henry More was a 17th-century English philosopher and theologian, prominent among the Cambridge Platonists for his attempts to reconcile Christian doctrine with rationalist metaphysics.

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instanceOf Cambridge Platonist
human
philosopher
theologian
birthDate 1614-10-12
birthPlace England
Grantham NERFINISHED
Lincolnshire NERFINISHED
deathDate 1687-09-01
deathPlace Cambridge NERFINISHED
England
denomination Church of England
educatedAt Christ's College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
Eton College
employer Christ's College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
era 17th-century philosophy
influenced Anne Conway, Viscountess Conway NERFINISHED
Isaac Newton NERFINISHED
Ralph Cudworth NERFINISHED
Samuel Clarke NERFINISHED
influencedBy Neoplatonism NERFINISHED
Plato
Plotinus NERFINISHED
René Descartes NERFINISHED
knownFor arguments for the existence of God
defense of the immortality of the soul
reconciling Christian doctrine with rationalist metaphysics
language English
Latin
mainInterest ethics
metaphysics
philosophy of religion
theology
movement Cambridge Platonism NERFINISHED
name Henry More NERFINISHED
nationality English
notableWork An Antidote against Atheism NERFINISHED
Divine Dialogues NERFINISHED
Enchiridion Ethicum NERFINISHED
Enchiridion Metaphysicum NERFINISHED
The Immortality of the Soul NERFINISHED
occupation clergyman
philosopher
theologian
philosophicalSchool Platonism NERFINISHED
rationalism
positionHeld fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge
religion Christianity

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