Geoffrey H. Parke-Taylor

Anglican bishop in Canada, theologian and university lecturer¹

Geoffrey Howard Parke-Taylor (1920 – 11 May 2009) was a Canadian professor in the fields of Old Testament and Hebrew at Wycliffe College, Anglican Theological College and Huron University College. He also was Dean of Theology at Huron University College.²

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Born Jan 22, 1920, died May 11, 2009.¹

Companies

Society of Biblical LiteraturePresident 1960 to 1960¹²

Early life and education

Geoffrey H. Parke-Taylor earned his B.A. and M.A. at Toronto. He also holds a LTh., B.D. and his Doctorate of Divinity with his thesis entitled Forensic and non-forensic elements in St. Paul's ideas of justification and righteousness, at Wycliffe College. He was awarded honorary doctorates from Trinity College and Huron College.

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Career

Occupation: university teacher, writer.⁶

1964 to 1976Worked at Huron University^{3 4}
1960President, Society of Biblical Literature^{3 5}
1959 to 1964Worked at Vancouver College^{3 4}
1944 to 1951Worked at Wycliffe College^{3 4}

Personal life

DiedMay 11, 2009, Toronto^{7 8}
CitizenshipCanada⁹

Awards

Date not recordedhonorary doctorate^{10 11}
Date not recordedhonorary doctorate^{10 11}

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