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'''''Henry Nelson Wieman''''' (1884-1975) is a famous classical [[liberal Christianity|liberal Christian]] theologian and a Unitarian.  As a theologian his major achievement is finding an academically satifying intellecual bridge between faith and knowledge, religion and science, knowledge and ethics, and nature and history.  This is something that always eluded other theologians such as those in the [[neo-orthodoxy]] movement.  Other theologians have since constructed similar bridges, these later bridges are often thought to be more somewhat more sound.  These include [[Bernard Meland]], [[John Cobb]], and [[David Ray Griffin]].<ref> ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=VpafCAIMCowC Faith and Knowledge]'', Douglas Sloan, Westminster John Knox Press, 1994, ISBN 0664228666, ISBN 9780664228668,

'''''Henry Nelson Wieman''''' (1884-1975) is a famous classical [[liberal Christianity|liberal Christian]] theologian and a Unitarian.  As a theologian his major achievement is finding an academically satifying intellecual bridge between faith and knowledge, religion and science, knowledge and ethics, and nature and history.  This is something that had always eluded other theologians such as those in the [[neo-orthodoxy]] movement.  Other theologians have since constructed similar bridges, these later bridges are often thought to be somewhat more sound.  These include [[Bernard Meland]], [[John Cobb]], and [[David Ray Griffin]].<ref> ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=VpafCAIMCowC Faith and Knowledge]'', Douglas Sloan, Westminster John Knox Press, 1994, ISBN 0664228666, ISBN 9780664228668,

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272 pages, pp. 136-139 </ref>