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[[Image:Th2-full.jpg‎|right|thumbnail|right|150px|In 2007, Theo Hobson wrote that [[atheism]] is "pretentious and cowardly".<ref>http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/theo_hobson/2007/06/atheism_is_pretentious_and_cow.html</ref>]]
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'''Theo Hobson''', PhD is an author who was born in West [[London]].<ref>http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/theo_hobson/profile.html</ref> Dr. Theo Hobson  studied English literature at York, then later theology at [[Cambridge]].<ref>http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/theo_hobson/profile.html</ref> Hobson did his PhD thesis on Protestant theology and also on rhetoric; and his first book published was the work ''The Rhetorical Word: Protestant Theology and the Rhetoric of Authority (Ashgate 2002)''.<ref>http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/theo_hobson/profile.html</ref>
 
'''Theo Hobson''', PhD is an author who was born in West [[London]].<ref>http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/theo_hobson/profile.html</ref> Dr. Theo Hobson  studied English literature at York, then later theology at [[Cambridge]].<ref>http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/theo_hobson/profile.html</ref> Hobson did his PhD thesis on Protestant theology and also on rhetoric; and his first book published was the work ''The Rhetorical Word: Protestant Theology and the Rhetoric of Authority (Ashgate 2002)''.<ref>http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/theo_hobson/profile.html</ref>
  

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Theo Hobson

Theo Hobson, PhD is an author who was born in West London.[1] Dr. Theo Hobson studied English literature at York, then later theology at Cambridge.[2] Hobson did his PhD thesis on Protestant theology and also on rhetoric; and his first book published was the work The Rhetorical Word: Protestant Theology and the Rhetoric of Authority (Ashgate 2002).[3]

In addition, Theo Hobson wrote the books Against Establishment: an Anglican Polemic (DLT 2003) and Anarchy, Church and Utopia: Rowan Williams on Church (DLT 2005).[4]

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