T. J. Thorburn

Thomas James Thorburn (1858 - 16 January 1923), best known as T. J. Thorburn was a British Doctor of Divinity and writer.

Biography

Thorburn was born in Derby. He was married to Emily Jane. They had two children, Charles and Evelyn.

He gained a B.A. degree in the Natural Science Tripos in 1879 at Christ's College, Cambridge, and was second master at Chesterfield Grammar School from 1882 to 1885. He was then Senior Science Master at Sheffield Grammar School, before his appointment as Headmaster of Caistor School. In 1897 he was appointed headmaster of Odiham Grammar School, Hampshire.[1] He was later the headmaster of Hastings Grammar School.[2]

Thorburn was a firm believer in the historicity of Jesus and an opponent of the Christ myth theory.[3][4][5] Though a theological conservative and defender of the canonical history as traditionally presented, Thorburn did dissent from common evangelical bibliology.

In his book The Mythical Interpretation of the Gospels (1916) he combated the ideas of mythicists Arthur Drews, J. M. Robertson and William Benjamin Smith.[6][7] It was entered into a competition and Thorburn won a prize of $6,000 from the Bross Foundation.[8][9]

Publications

References

  1. ^ "THOMAS JAMES THORBURN" (PDF). oldcestrefeldians.org.uk. p. 55.
  2. ^ "DG A220: Thomas James Thorburn". Friends of Hastings Cemetery.
  3. ^ Anonymous. (1913). Reviewed Work: Jesus the Christ, Historical or Mythical? by T. J. Thorburn. The Biblical World 41 (3): 214-215.
  4. ^ Case, Shirley J. (1914). Reviewed Work: Jesus the Christ: Historical or Mythical? A Reply to Professor Drews' "Die Christusmythe" by T. J. Thorburn. Harvard Theological Review 7 (4): 625.
  5. ^ Anonymous. (1917). Reviewed Work: The Mythical Interpretation of the Gospels: Critical Studies in the Historical Narratives by T. J. Thorburn. The Biblical World 49 (6): 377.
  6. ^ T. W. (1917). Reviewed Work: The Mythical Interpretation of the Gospels by Thomas James Thorburn. The American Journal of Theology 21 (2): 315.
  7. ^ Anonymous. (1917). Recent Religious Thought. The Independent 89: 31
  8. ^ Anonymous. (October 14, 1915). English Pastor Wins Bross Prize of 6000. Chicago Tribune. p. 16
  9. ^ Wilder, Amos N. (2014). Modern Poetry and the Christian Tradition: A Study in the Relation of Christianity to Culture. Wipf and Stock. p. 282. ISBN 978-1-62564-506-7

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