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      William Harry Marshner (born August 14, 1943) is an American retired Emeritus Professor of Theology at Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia. He is a former chairman of the Theology Department and a founding professor, who created that institution's theology and philosophy curricula. He has written extensively on ethics and Thomism, and is most widely read as the co-author of Cultural Conservatism: A New National Agenda.


      Early life and education



      Marshner was born in Baltimore on August 14, 1943. He attended Gettysburg College and went on to graduate study in Ancient Near Eastern Languages at Yale University with the intention of acquiring the ability to read the Scriptures in their original languages in preparation for a career in the Lutheran ministry.
      At Yale, Marshner became a prominent leader of campus conservatism, opposing the anti-Vietnam War movement and student radicalism of the late 1960s. He subsequently met L. Brent Bozell Jr., and Frederick D. Wilhelmsen at meetings of the Philadelphia Society. At Yale Graduate School, he was given a bursary job as night watchman in Sterling Memorial Library, where he read Thomas Aquinas. The combined influences of Bozell, Wilhelmsen, and Aquinas provoked a religious crisis, causing Marshner to question Lutheranism and to convert to the Catholic Church. He obtained an indult to change from the Roman to the Melkite Greek Catholic Church in 1975.


      Career


      Marshner left Yale, fed up with what he saw as the radical left-dominated campus atmosphere in 1971 to become editor of Triumph. He was contributing editor to The Wanderer from 1972 to 1975. He subsequently earned his M.A. in philosophy from the University of Dallas and S.T.L. and S.T.D. degrees from Pontifical Lateran University.
      With William S. Lind, Marshner wrote the 1987 book Cultural Conservatism: A New National Agenda, which Lew Daly has described as "a new principled framework for policies that would strengthen traditional religious culture". Writing for The Wall Street Journal, Ed Crane noted that the book was significant for its "open break with the Libertarian, individualistic, rights-oriented brand of conservatism" but called it "a deeply, dangerously flawed book". The National Review observed that the book had caused "a considerable stir in conservative circles and in the press" and called the book "intellectually and politically challenging". In her 2002 book Killing for Life: The Apocalyptic Narrative of Pro-life Politics, scholar Carol Mason credited Marshner as one of the "architects of cultural conservatism", which was a distinctive form of conservatism emphasizing morality and "privileging culture over economics".
      From 1977 until his retirement in 2014, Marshner taught theology at Christendom College.


      Personal life


      Marshner married Connaught Coyne, with whom he has four children, on October 19, 1973.


      Awards


      Woodrow Wilson Fellow, 1964–65
      Yale University Fellow, 1965–69
      Richard Weaver Fellow, 1975–76
      The Cardinal Wright Award, 1979
      Knighthood, Order of the Holy Sepulchre, 1997


      Books


      Mary: Redemption and Preservation, Christendom Press, 1981.
      Co-author with several others, Reasons for Hope, Christendom Press, 1982, ISBN 978-0931888076
      Coauthor with several others, The Morality of Political Action: Biblical Foundations, Free Congress Research and Education Foundation, 1984
      Co-author with William S. Lind, Cultural Conservatism: A New National Agenda, Free Congress Research and Education Foundation, 1987, ISBN 9780942522129
      The New Creatures and the New Politics, Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress, Inc., 1987
      Co-author with William S. Lind, Cultural Conservatism Theory and Practice, Free Congress Research and Education Foundation, 1991, ISBN 978-0942522167
      Natural Desire and Natural End: A Critical Comparison of Cajetan, Soto, and Bañez, UMI, 2001, Istituto Giovanni Paolo II per studi su matrimonio e famiglia, 2013
      Editor, Defending the Faith: An Anti-Modernist Anthology, The Catholic University of America Press, 2016, ISBN 9780813228969
      Translator, Josef Kleutgen, S.J., Die Philosophie der Vorzeit (1860-1863), as "Pre-Modern Philosophy Defended", St Augustine's Press, 2019, ISBN 978-1587316555


      Articles


      "Membership in the Church: Fundamental Questions", Faith and Reason, Vol. 2 (1976) : 54-71
      Criteria for Doctrinal Development in the Marian Dogmas: An Essay in Meta-theology", Marian Studies , Vol. 28 (1977) : 47-100
      "Towards a Relational Theory of Our Lady's Co-Redeemership", (with J. M. Alonso), Ephemerides Mariologicae, Vol. 27 : 413-423
      "A Logician's Reflections on the Debitum Contrahendi Peccatum", Marian Studies , Vol. 29 (1978) : 134-187
      "Early Christological Faith: An Ignatian Formula", Faith and Reason, Vol. 5 (1979): 3-11
      "Critique of Marian Counterfactual Formulae: A Report of Results", Marian Studies, Vol.30 (1979): 108-139
      "The Immaculate Conception and Recent Ecclesiology: i. Prolegomena", Marian Studies , Vol. 33 (1982) : 124-146
      "The Immaculate Conception and Recent Ecclesiology: ii. Christo-conformity, Maternity, and Brideship in Mary as type of the Church", Marian Studies, Vol. 34 (1983) : 127-158
      "Dignitatis humanae and Traditional Teaching on Church and State", Faith and Reason, Vol. 9 (1983): 222-248
      "The Immaculate Conception and Recent Ecclesiology: iii. Mary, the Church, and Sinlessness", Marian Studies , Vol. 35 (1984)
      "The Structure of Platonism and the Dogma of the Trinity", Faith and Reason, Vol. 13 (1987) : 2-58
      "A Tale of Two Beatitudes", Faith and Reason, Vol. 17 (1991): 218-233
      "Aquinas on the Evaluation of Human Actions", The Thomist, Vol. 59 (1995): 355-378
      "Can a Couple Practicing NFP Be Practicing Contraception?", Gregorianum, Vol. 77 (1996): 677-704
      "Implausible Diagnosis: A Response to Germain Grisez", The American Journal of Jurisprudence, Vol. 46 (2001): 91-112
      "Does Practical Reason Start with `Good' or with `Complete Good'?" Faith and Reason, Vol. 26 (2001): 339-378
      "On the Collaboration between Bishops and Theologians", papers Presented at the Conference of the Cardinal Newman Society, November, 2001, published in Peter M.J. Stravinskas and Patrick J. Reilly (eds.), Newman's Idea of a University: The American Response, Newman House Press, 2006, ISBN 978-0970402233


      References




      External links


      Official website
      Marshner's page at Christendom College
      The Xavier Zubiri Foundation of North America

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    Dr. William H. Marshner – Collected Works Online

    Dr. Marshner is an American Catholic theologian, Thomist scholar, prolific writer, and one of the founders of Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia, where he served for 38 years as professor, and continues to serve the Christendom community as Scholar in Residence.

    Translation of The Twenty-Four Thomistic Theses - William …

    W. H. Marshner. Decree of the Sacred Congregation for Studies July 27, 1914. 1. Act and potency divide the set of beings in such a way that anything which “is” has to be either (1) pure act or else (2) a combination of potency and act, having these as the primordial factors within it. 2.

    Protestantism – Dr. William H. Marshner - William Marshner

    Jun 21, 2011 · by WILLIAM H. MARSHNER. FAITH AND REASON Vol. 2, No. 3 Winter 1976 Christendom College. A pressing question before the Church today is precisely “Who is a member?” The importance of this matter, which seems on the surface to be rather obvious, stems from two scandalous but simple facts.

    “What Still Divides Us?” Debate – Dr. William H. Marshner

    Mar 1, 1995 · Dr. William Marshner joins Patrick Madrid and Bob Sungenis, a team of three Catholic apologists, against a three-man team of Protestant apologists: Dr. Robert Godfrey (Calvinist; president of Westminster Theological Seminary, Escondido), Dr. Rod Rosenbladt (Lutheran; professor of theology, Scripture, and apologetics at Concordia University ...

    Annulment Or Divorce – Dr. William H. Marshner - William Marshner

    William H. Marshner brings a unique background to his authorship of the first of the Crossroads booklets. Formerly a contributing editor to The Wanderer and an assistant editor of Triumph magazine, Mr. Marshner has long experience in the apostolate of the Catholic Press.

    About Dr. Marshner – Dr. William H. Marshner

    William H. Marshner, M.A., S.T.D, K.H.S Short Bio. Born in Baltimore in 1943, Prof. Marshner was raised in the Lutheran Church (LCA). He pursued his undergraduate studies at Gettysburg College as a pre-ministerial student, majoring in Greek.

    Articles – Dr. William H. Marshner

    Apr 10, 2017 · W. H. Marshner (A) The sense of ‘beatitudo’. The first job is to determine what ‘beatitudo’ meant simply as a matter of ordinary language, reserving til later the question of its learned definitions (rationes). There are three options: happiness, well-being, and fulfillment.

    Theology – Dr. William H. Marshner - William Marshner

    W. H. Marshner (A) The sense of ‘beatitudo’. The first job is to determine what ‘beatitudo’ meant simply as a matter of ordinary language, reserving til later the question of its learned definitions (rationes). There are three options: happiness, well-being, and fulfillment.

    The Morality Of Political Action: Biblical Foundations – Dr. William …

    The two authors, Fr. Enrique Rueda and Professor William Marshner, seek to dispel Christian suspicion of Christian political leaders by dispelling Christian misgivings over the things a political leader has to do.

    Mary: Redemption And Preservation – Dr. William H. Marshner

    WILLIAM H. MARSHNER. FAITH AND REASON Vol. VII, No. 2 Summer 1981 Christendom College. The following analysis of Mary’s redemption attempts to clarify the Catholic understanding of how it can be said that a person conceived without original sin can be said to be redeemed at all.