Derwyn Randulph Grier Owen

The Reverend Dr Derwyn Randulph Grier Owen (1914-1997) was a Canadian Anglican priest and academic. He was the Provost of Trinity College, Toronto from 1957 to 1972. He was the son of Derwyn Owen, the Anglican Archbishop of Toronto and Primate of All Canada.[1][2] He received his secondary education at Ridley College and then proceeded to Trinity College, Toronto, Corpus Christi, Oxford, the Union Theological Seminary in New York (where he studied with both Reinhold Niebuhr and Paul Tillich),[3] and the University of Toronto. He performed military service during WWII and then spent the remainder of his life in Toronto, where he held a number of academic and administrative positions, most importantly as a Professor of Religious Studies and as the Provost of Trinity. Among his books are Scientism, Man, and Religion,[4][5] Body and Soul.[6][7] and Social Thought and Anglican Theology.

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  1. ^ Lalonde, Amie (2015). "DERWYN R.G. OWEN FONDS F2100" (PDF). Discover Archives, University of Toronto Libraries.
  2. ^ "Derwyn Randolph Grier Owen". Trinity College Archives.
  3. ^ Bernhardt, William H. "Scientism, Man, and Religion by D.R.G. Owen (review)". The Journal of Religion. The University of Chicago Press.
  4. ^ *Owen, D.R.G. (1952). Scientism, Man, and Religion. Philadelphia: Westminster Press. ASIN B0007EDRI6.
  5. ^ Adams, James Luther. "Scientism, Man, and Religion. By D. R. G. Owen". Church History. 22 (1). Cambridge University Press.
  6. ^ *Owen, D.R.G. (1956). Body and Soul: A Study on the Christian View of Man. Philadelphia: Westminster Press. ASIN B0007DTAMY.
  7. ^ Foreman, Kenneth Joseph. "Body and Soul by D.R.G. Own (review)". Theology Today. 9 (3). SAGE Publications for the Princeton Theological Seminary.
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