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HENRY STUBBS the elder churchman, ejected from his living on account of his unacceptable views Date: 1606 - 1678

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1606 1678 Account Churchman Ejected Elder Living Stubbs Unacceptable


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1. Title: "Henry Stubbs, the Elder Churchman: A Life of Unyielding Convictions, 1606-1678" This evocative photograph print captures the stern and resolute visage of Henry Stubbs, an influential and controversial English churchman who lived during the tumultuous 17th century. Born in 1606, Stubbs rose to prominence as a theologian and academic, but his unwavering commitment to his beliefs ultimately led to his ejection from his living in 1641. The image of Stubbs, with his furrowed brow and piercing gaze, conveys a sense of deep introspection and unyielding conviction. His attire, that of a man of the cloth, underscores his status as a respected and learned clergyman. However, it was his refusal to conform to the religious and political changes of the time that would lead to his downfall. In the 1630s, Stubbs became embroiled in theological debates surrounding the nature of the Eucharist. His views, which diverged from the prevailing Anglican orthodoxy, were deemed unacceptable by the ecclesiastical authorities. In 1641, Stubbs was ejected from his living and forced to leave his parish in Somerset. Despite the hardships he faced, Stubbs remained steadfast in his beliefs. He continued to write and publish works defending his theological positions, and even managed to secure the patronage of influential figures such as Oliver Cromwell. Stubbs' legacy as a non-conformist theologian and academic would endure long after his death in 1678. This photograph print, with its haunting image of a man of deep conviction, serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles and sacrifices made by those who dared to challenge the religious and political norms of their time. The intricate details of the print, from the folds of Stubbs' robes to the texture of his beard, bring to life a man whose story continues to resonate with us today.

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