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Theodore Parker
(24 Aug 1810 - 10 May 1860)

American clergyman who as a Unitarian minister gave liberal sermons until opposition caused him to resign. He was a friend of Emerson and other transendentalists. Parker was an antislavery leader, and also pursued social causes such as prison reform, temperance and women's education.

Science Quotes by Theodore Parker (1)

Science is the natural ally of religion.
— Theodore Parker
Theodore Parker and Samuel Atkins Eliot (Ed.), Sermons of Religion (1908), 35.
See also:  |  Science And Religion (76)


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