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Clarence Skinner

American theologian
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  • Unitarian Universalist church
    Unitarianism and Universalism
    / American Universalism

    Clarence Skinner (1881–1949), dean of Crane Theological School, greatly influenced American Universalists by his emphasis on social issues and his reinterpretation of Universalism as referring not to salvation after death but to the unities and universals in human life (A Religion for Greatness, 1945). In…

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    Clarence Skinner (1881–1949), dean of Crane Theological School, greatly influenced American Universalists by his emphasis on social issues and his reinterpretation of Universalism as referring not to salvation after death but to the unities and universals in human life (A Religion for Greatness, 1945). In…

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