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Article: Horton who?(author's anecdotes about confusing Christian author Douglas Horton with theologian Walter Marshall Horton and other Christian scholars with the same last name)
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- The Christian Century
- Article date:
- April 7, 1999
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IT WAS A MAJOR EVENT in American Protestantism when, in 1933, Douglas Horton translated Karl Barth's The Word of God and the Word of Man, just as it was when Walter Marshall Horton, formerly a liberal, wrote his own Realistic Theology." Hang on to that sentence from my Righteous Empire (Dial, 1970). I have to prove that I can tell the Hortons apart.
Fast-forward to last month in Tuscaloosa, where Theodore L. "Ted" Trost, new to the University of Alabama faculty, graced me with a copy of his dissertation, subtitled "A Study of Douglas Horton's Illustrative Career." That gift inspired talk about Horton and his spouse, Mildred McAfee Horton. I told some anecdotes ...
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The Boston Globe;
June 1, 1994 ;
700+ words
... ... evening prior to the accident just after midnight that killed Douglas Horton, 39, his wife, Robin Arciprete-Horton, 32, and Rebecca ... evening at New England Medical Center. Investigators believe Douglas Horton saw Estrada's 1984 Chevrolet Blazer an instant before ...
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