Harry Owens

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ID4606379
NAMEHarry Owens
GIVEN NAMESHarry
FAMILY NAMEOwens
SIGNATUREOWENS H
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of London
ORCID0009-0007-4031-8063
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS18
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT18
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1955
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0

  • Dan Wylie’s Poetry and a New Default Discourse for the Earth

    Harry OwensARTICLEEnglish Studies in Africa2025References: 3

    In the face of global warming, human over-population, the catastrophic consequences of being who and what we are, of what our languages have defined us to be, we need to rediscover nature’s own voice. Far from imposing a human ‘voice’ or language upon nature, we must find a way to echo, reflect and respect the many natural voices that already exist everywhere. Ironically, to get this vital message across we are obliged to use the vocabularies, sy…

  • Memories of Defeat and Exile

    Harry OwensARTICLEBulletin of Spanish Studies2014

    This article is the story of many who fought and some who died for Spain in the savage Civil War of 1936–1939. Their experiences are here retold from memoirs and other recollections as an inspiration for all who are connected physically or spiritually to an era which saw the agonía of freedom's defeat by a fascist dictatorship. It takes in the accounts of Spanish soldiers, international brigaders, nursing volunteers and others, and shows how in t…

  • Morality and Christian Theism

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLEReligious Studies1984

    The relation between morality and religion has often been discussed. However, it is not always recognized that the relation varies greatly according to the variety of religions. I shall here be concerned solely with Christian theism in its traditional form. I take the latter to signify, essentially, belief in a morally perfect Creator who exists in the threefold form of Father, Son and Holy Spirit and who, in the person of the Son, became man in …

  • The Person of Christ in Recent Theology

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLEReligious Studies1977

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  • Nature and Morality: Duty and Discernment, 5

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLETheology1973

  • Some Philosophical Problems in Christian Ethics: Duty and Discernment, I

    Open AccessH P Owens, Harry Owens et al.ARTICLETheology1973

  • The New Testament and the Incarnation: A Study in Doctrinal Development

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLEReligious Studies1972

    Christianity affirms, with Judaism and Islam, that God is the omnipotent Creator of all things. But it diverges from them in also affirming that the Creator assumed a human nature in one figure of history, Jesus of Nazareth. Christ thus differs from other men in kind, not merely in degree; he is absolutely, not just relatively, unique. Admittedly many Christian theologians have held that the difference between Christ and other men is only one of …

  • Concepts of Deity

    Keith Ward, Harry Owens et al.ARTICLEThe Philosophical Quarterly1972

  • Christian Mysticism: A Study in Walter Hilton's The Ladder of Perfection

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLEReligious Studies1971

    Many writers (including professional philosophers) often generalise about mysticism without a sufficiently close analysis of texts. Consequently the generalisations are often invalid. My present aim is to analyse one text and, in the light of this analysis, to offer some observations concerning mysticism in general and Christian mysticism in particular

  • Our Experience of God

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLEReligious Studies1971

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  • The Christian Knowledge of God

    Frederick Ferre, Harry Owens et al.ARTICLEThe Philosophical Quarterly1970

    Book Reviews The Christian Knowledge of God. By H. P. Owen. (London : The Athlone Press. 1969. Pp. vii + 341. Price 80s) Frederick Ferré Frederick Ferré Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 20, Issue 81, October 1970, Pages 411–412, https://doi.org/10.2307/2217674 Published: 01 October 1970

  • Belief

    Open AccessH P Owens, Harry Owens et al.ARTICLETheology1969

  • The Moral and Religious Philosophy of C. A. Campbell

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLEReligious Studies1968

    For over thirty years C. A. Campbell has made major contributions to both ethics and metaphysics. Since these do not correspond to the prevailing fashions in philosophy and theology they are in danger of being under-estimated, if not ignored. I hope to summarise and comment on them as impartially as possible. Inevitably I must be selective. In writing for this journal I have, naturally, chosen to stress those elements in Campbell's thought which …

  • The Reality of God

    Open AccessH P Owens, Harry Owens et al.ARTICLETheology1967

  • Book Discussion

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLEReligious Studies1965

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  • The Scope of Natural Revelation in Romans i and Acts xvii

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLENew Testament Studies1959

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  • The ‘Stages of Ascent’ in Hebrews v. 11–vi. 3

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLENew Testament Studies1957

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  • Stephen's Vision in Acts vii. 55–6

    Open AccessHarry Owens, H P OwenARTICLENew Testament Studies1955

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