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'''Richard Hooker''' (1554-1600) influential Christian apologist. A bedrock theologian in the [[Anglican]] confession. His work ''Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity'' (1593) set out to steer "a middle course between [[Roman Catholicism|Rome]], [[Lutheran|Wittenberg]], and [[Calvinism|Geneva]]"<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=zGOuAAAACAAJ A Student's Guide to Religious Studies], D. G. Hart, ISI Books, 2005, ISBN 1932236589, 9781932236583, 108 pages; see page 77. </ref>.
'''Richard Hooker''' (1554-1600) influential Christian apologist. A bedrock theologian in the [[Anglican]] confession. His work ''Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity'' (1593) set out to steer "a middle course between [[Roman Catholicism|Rome]], [[Lutheran|Wittenberg]], and [[Calvinism|Geneva]]".<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=zGOuAAAACAAJ A Student's Guide to Religious Studies], D. G. Hart, ISI Books, 2005, ISBN 1932236589, 9781932236583, 108 pages; see page 77.</ref>
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